Part, Question

1   2, 21|     not a ~prohibition against dishonoring them, except by the law
2   2, 31|        sin be amended ~without dishonoring him before the public.~Aquin.:
3   2, 70|     that, Reviling denotes the dishonoring of a person, and this ~happens
4   2, 70| reviling essentially denotes a dishonoring, if the intention ~of the
5   2, 70|     with the intention, not of dishonoring him, ~but rather perhaps
6   2, 70|  without the ~fixed purpose of dishonoring him, for instance when one
7   3, 46|   Christ ought not ~to assume "dishonoring afflictions." But death
8   3, 46|     death on a cross was most ~dishonoring and ignominious; hence it