Part, Question

1   2, 96  |              too, ~human law does not prohibit everything that is forbidden
2   2, 96  |               But human law ~does not prohibit all vices, as stated above (
3   2, 100 |         therefore the ~precepts which prohibit disorders of a man with
4   2, 108 |             Law ought to prescribe or prohibit any external acts?~Aquin.:
5   2, 108 |               should not prescribe or prohibit ~any external acts. For
6   2, 75  |             and it suffices for it to prohibit whatever is ~destructive
7 Suppl, 54|      therefore did the Church equally prohibit the degrees of ~consanguinity
8 Suppl, 65| transgressions']," namely in order to prohibit ~them. Now the Old Law mentions
9 Suppl, 67|             prohibiting ~when one can prohibit. It is also unlawful to