Part, Question

1   2, 38  |   part, overflows so as to mitigate ~even that pain which is
2   2, 47  | themselves and ask pardon, mitigate anger, according to Prov.
3   2, 155 |    directly to clemency to mitigate ~punishment, and this might
4   2, 155 |    love makes one quick to mitigate ~punishment - and this pertains
5   2, 157 | whereby one is inclined to mitigate punishment. Hence cruelty
6   2, 157 |    it belongs to equity to mitigate punishment ~according to
7   2, 157 |  it belongs to clemency to mitigate another's ~unhappiness by
8   2, 157 |   which is not inclined to mitigate ~punishment.~Aquin.: SMT
9 Suppl, 14|     however, say that they mitigate the pains of hell, not by ~