Part, Question

1   2, 76 |           which does not affect the ~sinfulness of the act). Wherefore,
2   2, 76 |          drunkenness diminishes the ~sinfulness of the resulting sin more
3   2, 32 |            that unbelief derives its sinfulness from hatred ~of God, Whose
4   2, 75 |             except on account of its sinfulness. Therefore it is ~a sin
5   2, 109| dissimulation is evil in itself, its sinfulness is not derived ~from the
6   2, 123|              not in the point of its sinfulness, but in ~the point of its
7   2, 146|             certain pre-eminence ~in sinfulness. But this does not apply
8   2, 152|          being on a par with them in sinfulness, but because the matters ~
9   3, 5  |            on account of its ignoble sinfulness? If you look at ~its origin,