Part, Question
1 1, 95 | and consequently it is a grievous matter to anyone to yield
2 2, 24 | sign of its being more grievous.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[24] A[
3 2, 46 | 6) Whether anger is more grievous than hatred?~(7) Whether
4 2, 46 | 1~Whether anger is more grievous than hatred?~Aquin.: SMT
5 2, 46 | seem that anger is more grievous than hatred. For it is ~
6 2, 46 | Therefore anger is more grievous ~than hatred.~Aquin.: SMT
7 2, 46 | Therefore, anger is more grievous than ~hatred.~Aquin.: SMT
8 2, 46 | is more settled and more grievous than hatred.~Aquin.: SMT
9 2, 73 | Whether carnal sins are more grievous than spiritual sins?~(6)
10 2, 73 | anger, which ~is a less grievous sin than murder, which less
11 2, 73 | restrains. Therefore the least grievous sin is opposed to the greatest ~
12 2, 73 | difficult. But it is a less grievous sin to ~fail in what is
13 2, 73 | difficult. Therefore ~the less grievous sin is opposed to the greater
14 2, 73 | opposed to charity is a less grievous sin ~than unbelief or despair
15 2, 73 | hope. Therefore ~the less grievous sin is opposed to the greater
16 2, 73 | and ~the worst is the most grievous sin. Therefore the most
17 2, 73 | sin. Therefore the most grievous sin is ~opposed to the greatest
18 2, 73 | In this way, the ~more grievous sin must needs be opposed
19 2, 73 | withdraws man also ~from less grievous sins: even as the more perfect
20 2, 73 | And in this way the less grievous ~sin is opposed to the greater
21 2, 73 | God, ~which is the most grievous of all sins.~Aquin.: SMT
22 2, 73 | Because adultery is a more grievous sin than theft: for ~it
23 2, 73 | Therefore carnal sin is more grievous than ~spiritual sin.~Aquin.:
24 2, 73 | spiritual sins are more grievous than carnal sins, other ~
25 2, 73 | impulse ~to sin, the less grievous the sin, as we shall state
26 2, 73 | adultery is so much more ~grievous than theft, as a man loves
27 2, 73 | weakness ~is deemed less grievous. Therefore sin does not
28 2, 73 | man is overcome, the less grievous his ~sin. Therefore the
29 2, 73 | in the reason, the less grievous the sin: so much so ~that
30 2, 73 | the cause of sin, the more grievous the sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS
31 2, 73 | this cause is, the more grievous will the ~sin be, since
32 2, 73 | like cause sin is made more grievous, ~because a man sins more
33 2, 73 | concupiscence, ~falls through a more grievous temptation, wherefore he
34 2, 73 | circumstance makes a sin more grievous.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[73] A[
35 2, 73 | respect adultery is a more grievous sin ~than fornication. Secondly,
36 2, 73 | reason his sin ~is more grievous; even as that sickness is
37 2, 73 | property, ~the sin will be more grievous; although in itself, to
38 2, 73 | against our neighbor are more grievous than sins against God or
39 2, 73 | therefore a sin were ~more grievous on account of its causing
40 2, 73 | absolutely speaking, is a more grievous sin than ~murder, which
41 2, 73 | Therefore a sin is not more grievous ~on account of its causing
42 2, 73 | nature, a vice is the more grievous according as it ~diminishes
43 2, 73 | alone renders a sin more grievous: in fact, it is ~inordinateness
44 2, 73 | such sins are the most ~grievous, since a much greater inordinateness
45 2, 73 | things, which are most ~grievous sins. Again, a man sometimes
46 2, 73 | himself; and yet it is less grievous to harm oneself ~than another,
47 2, 73 | against, the sin is made more grievous by reason of his position ~
48 2, 73 | apparently, it is not a more grievous sin to inflict ~an injury
49 2, 73 | Wherefore a sin is the more ~grievous, according as it is committed
50 2, 73 | the whole people, is ~more grievous than a sin committed against
51 2, 73 | oneself: for it is more grievous for a ~man to kill himself
52 2, 73 | things, that it is ~less grievous to sin in their regard,
53 2, 73 | deemed ~so much the more grievous as the sinner is held to
54 2, 74 | the sin of murder is more grievous than simple ~fornication.
55 2, 74 | this sin is much less ~grievous than if it be decided to
56 2, 76 | ignorance would be a most grievous ~sin. Therefore ignorance
57 2, 76 | says: "Thy ~sin is most grievous if thou knowest not." Therefore
58 2, 76 | have; thus murder is a more grievous sin if committed by a ~man
59 2, 77 | overcomes a man, the less ~grievous his sin, as Augustine states (
60 2, 78 | 4) Whether it is more grievous to sin through certain malice,
61 2, 78 | malice, ~seems to be most grievous. Now it happens sometimes
62 2, 78 | 1/1~Whether it is more grievous to sin through certain malice
63 2, 78 | seem that it is not more grievous to sin through certain ~
64 2, 78 | impelled to sin, the less grievous his ~sin, as is clear with
65 2, 78 | sin through habit is less grievous than to sin through ~passion.~
66 2, 78 | committed through malice is more grievous than a ~sin committed through
67 2, 78 | equal, a sin is all the more grievous, according as the movement
68 2, 78 | committed through malice is more grievous than one committed ~through
69 2, 85 | perhaps more, if it be a more grievous sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[85]
70 2, 87 | against (thus it is a more grievous sin to ~strike the sovereign
71 2, 87 | have been baptized, ~suffer grievous punishments, fevers, for
72 2, 89 | gloss says: "i.e., some grievous sin." Therefore it seems
73 2, 89 | Therefore ~a sin is not less grievous in a believer than in an
74 2, 89 | sins of believers are more grievous on account of the sacraments
75 2, 96 | abstain, but only the more grievous vices, ~from which it is
76 2, 96 | scandal or inflicting a more grievous hurt.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[96]
77 2, 98 | because a sin became more grievous after law had forbidden
78 2, 98 | been made, which was more grievous, as ~is clear from Ex. 32
79 2, 100 | as its contrary is more grievous and repugnant to reason.
80 2, 100 | contrary to this is most grievous. Thus also, in an ~army,
81 2, 100 | opposite of this is most grievous; and secondly it is requisite
82 2, 100 | commander: and this last is more grievous than ~if he be found wanting
83 2, 100 | repugnant to reason, and a more grievous ~sin, if man does not observe
84 2, 100 | already living is more grievous than adultery, which imperils
85 2, 100 | transgression implies a less grievous sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[100]
86 2, 102 | Reply OBJ 11: Sins are more grievous by reason of the state of
87 2, 102 | take note that the more grievous the sin, the lower the ~
88 2, 102 | of ~those which were more grievous, by some sacrifice of expiation
89 2, 102 | sacrifice was ~offered for a grievous sin, or for the multitude
90 2, 105 | to the ~infliction of a grievous harm, and cause a disturbance
91 2, 105 | death penalty for the more ~grievous crimes, viz. for those which
92 2, 10 | corrupting ~it, is a more grievous sin than that of the Jews,
93 2, 10 | their ~unbelief is a more grievous sin than that of the heathens,
94 2, 10 | unbelief of heathens is ~more grievous than the unbelief of the
95 2, 12 | Whether blasphemy is the most grievous sin?~(4) Whether blasphemy
96 2, 12 | mentioned ~previously are more grievous sins, some of those mentioned
97 2, 12 | mentioned afterwards are ~less grievous; and yet among the latter
98 2, 12 | among the latter some more grievous sins are ~included.~Aquin.:
99 2, 12 | the sin of murder is more grievous than that of blasphemy.~
100 2, 12 | Therefore perjury is a more grievous sin ~than blasphemy.~Aquin.:
101 2, 12 | and it is called the most grievous sin, ~for as much as it
102 2, 12 | it makes every sin more grievous.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[13] A[
103 2, 12 | since blasphemy is a most grievous sin, it is most ~demeritorious.
104 2, 13 | the Holy Ghost is the most grievous sin, it seems that man comes ~
105 2, 13 | led to ~commit the most grievous of sins which is that against
106 2, 19 | incurable sin seems to be most grievous, according ~to Jer. 30:12: "
107 2, 19 | incurable, thy wound is very grievous." Now ~the sin of despair
108 2, 19 | Therefore despair is a most grievous sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[20]
109 2, 19 | are in themselves more grievous than others: because, since
110 2, 19 | aversion from God, is most grievous among mortal sins.~Aquin.:
111 2, 19 | proper species, they are more grievous. For unbelief is due to
112 2, 19 | strictly speaking it is more grievous sin to disbelieve God's ~
113 2, 20 | Therefore it is a more grievous sin to ~presume on human
114 2, 20 | against the Holy Ghost is most grievous. Therefore presumption,
115 2, 20 | inordinately, is a more grievous ~sin than the presumption
116 2, 20 | presumes [Douay: 'forecasteth'] grievous ~things," and (Wis. 17:11)
117 2, 25 | love. Now it is ~a more grievous sin to act against the love
118 2, 25 | love him. Now it is a more ~grievous sin to cease loving a benefactor
119 2, 31 | or lest one may suffer grievous pain or ~death; provided,
120 2, 32 | greatest of sins. For ~the most grievous sin is the sin against the
121 2, 32 | of God is ~not the most grievous sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[34]
122 2, 32 | punishment is not the most grievous sin. ~Therefore hatred of
123 2, 32 | hatred of God is not the most grievous sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[34]
124 2, 32 | Wherefore hatred of God is more grievous than other sins.~Aquin.:
125 2, 32 | justice, and that is a most grievous sin. Hence Gregory says (
126 2, 32 | as sometimes it is more grievous to love sin than to do it,
127 2, 32 | our neighbor is the most grievous sin against our ~neighbor?~
128 2, 32 | our neighbor is the most grievous ~sin against our neighbor.
129 2, 32 | Now murder is the most grievous of ~sins against our neighbor.
130 2, 32 | Therefore hatred is not the most grievous sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[34]
131 2, 32 | one's brother is a less grievous sin than murder.~Aquin.:
132 2, 32 | count, hatred is a more grievous sin than external actions
133 2, 33 | a sin of deed is no less grievous ~than a sin of thought.
134 2, 34 | accounted among the most ~grievous sins, viz. envy of another'
135 2, 37 | Therefore schism is a ~less grievous sin than unbelief.~Aquin.:
136 2, 37 | respect of its genus, more grievous, for instance ~a sin committed
137 2, 37 | unbelief is generically more grievous than the ~sin of schism,
138 2, 37 | so these sins are less ~grievous than unbelief. On the other
139 2, 37 | principal object, is not less ~grievous than unbelief. Nevertheless
140 2, 39 | killing him, or inflicting grievous harm on him.~Aquin.: SMT
141 2, 41 | in more numerous and more grievous sins being committed, the ~
142 2, 51 | persevering man suffers grievous sorrows (which ~points to
143 2, 58 | Those who stand guilty of grievous sins should not judge ~those
144 2, 60 | lose the thing through a grievous fault on his part.~Aquin.:
145 2, 61 | is transgressed, the more grievous the sin: so that, spiritual ~
146 2, 61 | respect of persons is a ~more grievous sin in dispensing spiritualities
147 2, 62 | fornication and adultery are less grievous sins than taking a man's, ~
148 2, 62 | since the latter is most grievous, because ~one injures oneself,
149 2, 62 | one's ~neighbor, the more grievous seem to be those whereby
150 2, 62 | be those whereby a more grievous ~injury is inflicted on
151 2, 62 | Further, murder is a more grievous sin than fornication or ~
152 2, 63 | connected ~with another is less grievous.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[65] A[
153 2, 63 | equal, an injury is a more grievous ~sin according as it affects
154 2, 63 | it is that it is a ~more grievous sin to strike or injure
155 2, 63 | any other person, is more grievous, on account of either the
156 2, 63 | point of view it is a less ~grievous sin. But all that belongs
157 2, 63 | to such persons is more grievous to them since they have
158 2, 63 | concerned, ~for it would be more grievous, if the adulterer oppressed
159 2, 64 | Whether robbery is a more grievous sin than theft?~Aquin.:
160 2, 64 | robbery. Now it would seem a ~grievous matter to say that they
161 2, 64 | Whether theft is a more grievous sin than robbery?~Aquin.:
162 2, 64 | seem that theft is a more grievous sin than robbery. For ~theft
163 2, 64 | Therefore theft is a more ~grievous sin than robbery.~Aquin.:
164 2, 64 | persons a sin injures the more grievous it ~would seem to be. Now
165 2, 64 | theft seems to be more ~grievous than the sin of robbery.~
166 2, 64 | Therefore robbery is a ~more grievous sin than theft. There is
167 2, 64 | than by ~robbery, yet more grievous injuries may be inflicted
168 2, 66 | or ~who are accused of grievous crimes and are not yet proved
169 2, 66 | this: indeed it is a most grievous fault to fail to do what ~
170 2, 68 | of higher dignity is more grievous, and consequently should ~
171 2, 68 | against God, as being ~most grievous and among them is perjury:
172 2, 69 | who have been convicted of grievous crimes ~should be advocates.
173 2, 70 | anger: for it is a ~more grievous sin to revile out of hatred
174 2, 71 | Therefore backbiting is more grievous than adultery: and ~yet
175 2, 71 | backbiting causes a most grievous defect, viz. ~blindness
176 2, 71 | Therefore backbiting is the most grievous sin committed against ~one'
177 2, 71 | the contrary, It is more grievous to sin by deed than by word.
178 2, 71 | injure a man's body ~are more grievous than those which injure
179 2, 71 | neighbor, murder ~is the most grievous, since it deprives man of
180 2, 71 | according to its genus is a more grievous sin than ~theft, but is
181 2, 71 | than ~theft, but is less grievous than murder or adultery.
182 2, 71 | OBJ 2: Reviling is a more grievous sin than backbiting, in
183 2, 71 | reviling is not ~a more grievous sin than adultery. For the
184 2, 71 | that backbiting is more grievous than reviling: since a lesser
185 2, 72 | Which of the two is the more grievous?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[74] A[
186 2, 72 | against God, which is most grievous, as stated above ~(Q[20],
187 2, 72 | s neighbor are the more grievous, according as they inflict
188 2, 72 | disposition ~for enmity is a less grievous sin than to do what conduces
189 2, 73 | a mortal ~sin, and more grievous than reviling, which is
190 2, 73 | this sense, derision is a grievous ~sin, and all the more grievous
191 2, 73 | grievous ~sin, and all the more grievous according as a greater respect
192 2, 73 | Consequently it is an exceedingly grievous sin to deride God and the ~
193 2, 73 | derision of good persons is grievous, ~because honor is the reward
194 2, 73 | considered in itself is less grievous than ~backbiting or reviling,
195 2, 74 | Further, murder is more grievous than backbiting, as stated
196 2, 74 | neighbor, ~and it is more grievous to inflict an injury, than
197 2, 74 | cause, will be ~more or less grievous than backbiting, according
198 2, 77 | sin of omission is more grievous than a sin of transgression?~
199 2, 77 | sin of omission is more grievous than a sin ~of transgression.
200 2, 77 | delictum" denotes a more grievous ~offence than transgression,
201 2, 77 | sin of omission is more grievous than the sin ~of transgression.~
202 2, 77 | transgression is the more grievous ~sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[79]
203 2, 87 | unfaithful to God is most grievous.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[89] A[
204 2, 92 | is against God the more grievous it is. ~Now, seemingly,
205 2, 92 | denial of the faith are ~more grievous sins than idolatry.~Aquin.:
206 2, 92 | heretical depravity is more grievous ~than idolatry.~Aquin.:
207 2, 92 | idolatry ~is not the most grievous sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[94]
208 2, 92 | thus idolatry is the most ~grievous sin. For just as the most
209 2, 92 | Furthermore other sins may be more grievous on account ~of greater contempt
210 2, 92 | OBJ 2: Idolatry includes a grievous blasphemy, inasmuch as it ~
211 2, 92 | but ~it need not be a more grievous sin: and in this way the
212 2, 92 | against ~nature is less grievous than the sin of idolatry.
213 2, 92 | Manichean heresy is ~more grievous than the sin of other idolaters,
214 2, 93 | sin: for it is much more grievous to invoke ~the demons than
215 2, 93 | with hell." And still more grievous ~would it be if sacrifice
216 2, 95 | small thing for you to be grievous to men, that you are grievous
217 2, 95 | grievous to men, that you are grievous to my ~God also?" (Is. 7:
218 2, 95 | opposed to religion, the more grievous is that ~which is the more
219 2, 96 | 2~It is, however, a more grievous sin to swear solemnly by
220 2, 96 | one another, it is more grievous to commit ~perjury in swearing
221 2, 97 | sinned against, ~the more grievous the sacrilege.~Aquin.: SMT
222 2, 98 | man's position the more grievous is his ~sin. For although
223 2, 103 | Whether it is the most grievous of sins?~Aquin.: SMT SS
224 2, 103 | disobedience is the most grievous of sins?~Aquin.: SMT SS
225 2, 103 | disobedience is the most grievous of sins. For it ~is written (
226 2, 103 | But idolatry is the ~most grievous of sins, as stated above (
227 2, 103 | disobedience is the most grievous of sins.~Aquin.: SMT SS
228 2, 103 | consequently is the most grievous of sins.~Aquin.: SMT SS
229 2, 103 | disobedience seems to be a more grievous sin than ~the others that
230 2, 103 | the commander is a more grievous sin than ~contempt of his
231 2, 103 | disobedience is not ~the most grievous of sins.~Aquin.: SMT SS
232 2, 103 | person who commands, the more grievous is it ~to disobey him: so
233 2, 103 | him: so that it is more grievous to disobey God than man. ~
234 2, 103 | disobedience is the more grievous, according as the ~unfulfilled
235 2, 103 | good commanded, the more grievous the disobedience of that ~
236 2, 103 | precept of man, a sin is ~more grievous, not through setting aside
237 2, 103 | of disobedience is more ~grievous than a sin committed against
238 2, 103 | matter, the sin is still more grievous. The ~disobedience that
239 2, 103 | a man's precept is less grievous ~than the sin which contemns
240 2, 103 | blasphemy, or the like, is more grievous (even if we mentally ~separate
241 2, 108 | these the ~first is the most grievous, because sins against God
242 2, 108 | against God are always more ~grievous, as stated above (FS, Q[
243 2, 108 | and the second is more ~grievous than the third, since the
244 2, 108 | But every mortal sin is grievous. Therefore jocose and ~officious
245 2, 108 | wherefore it is a most grievous and ~a mortal sin. If, however,
246 2, 108 | sin to ~be infinitely more grievous unless it transfers it to
247 2, 109 | malice. But this is most grievous, for it pertains to the
248 2, 111 | Whether irony is a less grievous sin than boasting?~Aquin.:
249 2, 111 | that irony is not a less grievous sin than boasting. For ~
250 2, 111 | Therefore irony is not a less grievous sin than boasting.~Aquin.:
251 2, 111 | Therefore irony is not ~a less grievous sin than boasting.~Aquin.:
252 2, 111 | 2],4), one lie is more ~grievous than another, sometimes
253 2, 111 | religious doctrine is most ~grievous - and sometimes on account
254 2, 111 | mischievous lie is more grievous than an officious or jocose
255 2, 111 | that "boasting is a ~more grievous sin than irony."~Aquin.:
256 2, 111 | and then irony ~is more grievous.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[113] A[
257 2, 111 | lie is considered to be grievous in itself or on account
258 2, 113 | Therefore flattery is a most ~grievous sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[115]
259 2, 113 | given or ~taken, and how grievous the consequent downfall,
260 2, 114 | Whether quarreling is a more grievous sin than flattery?~Aquin.:
261 2, 114 | that quarreling is a less grievous sin than the contrary ~vice,
262 2, 114 | harm a sin does the more ~grievous it seems to be. Now flattery
263 2, 114 | Therefore flattery ~is a more grievous sin than quarreling.~Aquin.:
264 2, 114 | Therefore flattery is a more grievous sin than ~quarreling.~Aquin.:
265 2, 114 | Therefore quarreling is a less grievous sin than ~flattery.~Aquin.:
266 2, 114 | the more it appears to be grievous. Now quarreling seems to
267 2, 114 | quarreling seems to be a more grievous sin than flattery.~Aquin.:
268 2, 114 | opposite virtue the more grievous it is. Now the ~virtue of
269 2, 114 | flattery sometimes more grievous, for instance when one ~
270 2, 114 | sometimes ~quarreling is more grievous; for instance, when one
271 2, 114 | being equal, it is more grievous to harm a person openly,
272 2, 114 | Wherefore robbery is a more grievous ~sin than theft, as stated
273 2, 114 | In human acts, the more grievous is not always the more ~
274 2, 114 | spiritual sins are more grievous, since they proceed from ~
275 2, 114 | contempt, is apparently more grievous.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[116] A[
276 2, 114 | always more ashamed of a more grievous sin, ~but of a viler sin.
277 2, 114 | although quarreling is more grievous.~
278 2, 116 | Whether it is the most grievous of sins?~(6) Whether it
279 2, 116 | covetousness is the most ~grievous of sins.~Aquin.: SMT SS
280 2, 116 | opposed to charity, the more grievous ~it is. Now covetousness
281 2, 116 | Ghost is said to be most ~grievous, because it is irremissible.
282 2, 116 | covetousness is ~the most grievous of sins.~Aquin.: SMT SS
283 2, 116 | reckoned among the most grievous sins. ~Therefore covetousness
284 2, 116 | contrary, Adultery is a more grievous sin than theft, according ~
285 2, 116 | covetousness ~is not the most grievous of sins.~Aquin.: SMT SS
286 2, 116 | is against God is ~most grievous; after this comes a sin
287 2, 116 | is not ~simply the most grievous of sins.~Aquin.: SMT SS
288 2, 116 | not of the sin being more grievous, but of ~its being somewhat
289 2, 116 | that covetousness is as grievous a sin as ~idolatry.~Aquin.:
290 2, 117 | Whether prodigality is a more grievous sin than covetousness?~Aquin.:
291 2, 117 | that prodigality is a more grievous sin than ~covetousness.
292 2, 117 | Therefore prodigality is a more grievous sin than covetousness.~Aquin.:
293 2, 117 | Therefore prodigality is a more grievous sin than covetousness. ~
294 2, 117 | Therefore prodigality is a more grievous sin than ~covetousness.~
295 2, 117 | considered in itself is a less grievous sin ~than covetousness,
296 2, 117 | reason it is deemed less grievous.~
297 2, 120 | justice, are much ~more grievous. Therefore this precept
298 2, 120 | insult to God ~is much more grievous than perjury. Therefore
299 2, 120 | Further, murder is a more grievous sin than adultery or theft. ~
300 2, 121 | Eleazar said: "I ~suffer grievous pains in body: but in soul
301 2, 127 | not to be overcome by a grievous evil, ~such as the danger
302 2, 131 | particular virtue is ~the more grievous according as it is more
303 2, 131 | follows that it is a more ~grievous sin than presumption: yet
304 2, 134 | under the one aspect of grievous evil.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[136]
305 2, 137 | arduous work, or in enduring grievous evil. ~In this sense fortitude
306 2, 140 | overcome by pleasure, is a less grievous ~sin than cowardice, which
307 2, 140 | Therefore cowardice is a more grievous sin than ~intemperance.~
308 2, 140 | ways intemperance is a more grievous sin than ~cowardice.~Aquin.:
309 2, 140 | the motive of sin the less grievous the sin. Wherefore intemperance
310 2, 140 | intemperance is a ~more grievous vice than cowardice, on
311 2, 140 | sound-minded a man is, the more ~grievous his sin, wherefore sins
312 2, 140 | Now some sins ~are more grievous than intemperance: for instance
313 2, 142 | in those which are most grievous, according to Ps. 51:3, ~"
314 2, 142 | Reply OBJ 4: Sometimes more grievous sins are less shameful,
315 2, 148 | Whether it is the most grievous sin?~(4) Whether it excuses
316 2, 148 | prevents us from avoiding grievous sins. For the ~things we
317 2, 148 | sin, because it is ~less grievous to sin through weakness
318 2, 152 | thereby shown to be more ~grievous.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
319 2, 152 | fornication, which is the least ~grievous of the aforesaid species.~
320 2, 152 | fornication is the most grievous of sins?~Aquin.: SMT SS
321 2, 152 | fornication is the most grievous of sins. For ~seemingly
322 2, 152 | seemingly a sin is the more grievous according as it proceeds
323 2, 152 | Further, a sin is the more grievous that is committed against
324 2, 152 | fornication is the most grievous of sins.~Aquin.: SMT SS
325 2, 152 | fornication is the most grievous of sins.~Aquin.: SMT SS
326 2, 152 | sins of the ~flesh are less grievous than spiritual sins.~Aquin.:
327 2, 152 | like; while ~it is less grievous than those which are directly
328 2, 152 | because a sin is the less grievous ~according as it is committed
329 2, 152 | fornication is the most grievous sin, because in man reason
330 2, 152 | reason, ~it will be more grievous.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
331 2, 152 | of view murder is a more grievous sin than fornication and
332 2, 152 | are ~against God are more grievous. Moreover, fornication is
333 2, 152 | would seem to be the most ~grievous. Now sacrilege is committed
334 2, 152 | seemingly, a sin is all the more grievous according as ~we owe a greater
335 2, 152 | the unnatural vice is most grievous, the more it is ~against
336 2, 152 | unnatural vices are not the most grievous among sins of lust.~Aquin.:
337 2, 152 | speculative matters the most ~grievous and shameful error is that
338 2, 152 | Wherefore adultery is more grievous than ~seduction. And both
339 2, 152 | 1), and are so much more grievous than the depravity of sacrilege,
340 2, 152 | specific nature are more grievous.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
341 2, 152 | another. While the most grievous is the ~sin of bestiality,
342 2, 152 | copulation, which is more ~grievous if the abuse regards the "
343 2, 154 | eagerly man sins, the more grievous his sin. ~Now the incontinent
344 2, 154 | resist the ~passion, the less grievous, apparently is incontinence:
345 2, 154 | incontinence of desire is ~less grievous than incontinence of anger.~
346 2, 154 | dangerous a sin the more grievous it is. Now ~incontinence
347 2, 154 | murder, for this is a more grievous sin than ~adultery, to which
348 2, 154 | for the most part, more grievous, because it leads to things ~
349 2, 156 | Whether it is the most grievous of sins?~(5) Of its species;~(
350 2, 156 | Whether anger is the most grievous sin?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[158]
351 2, 156 | seem that anger is the most grievous sin. For Chrysostom ~says [*
352 2, 156 | Therefore anger is the ~most grievous sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[158]
353 2, 156 | Therefore anger is the most grievous sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[158]
354 2, 156 | murder, which is a most grievous sin. ~Therefore anger is
355 2, 156 | Therefore anger is a most grievous sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[158]
356 2, 156 | Therefore anger is not the most grievous sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[158]
357 2, 156 | evident that hatred is ~more grievous than envy, and envy than
358 2, 156 | anger ~is apparently less grievous than that of concupiscence,
359 2, 156 | anger: yet anger is less grievous, inasmuch as it considers
360 2, 156 | displeasure, ~wherefore he is "grievous" and "sullen" to himself.
361 2, 159 | Ep. cxlix) that it is "grievous pride," since to wit, it
362 2, 160 | Whether it is the most grievous of all sins?~(7) Of its
363 2, 160 | Whether pride is the most grievous of sins?~Aquin.: SMT SS
364 2, 160 | that pride is not the most grievous of sins. For ~the more difficult
365 2, 160 | sin is to avoid, the less grievous it would seem to ~be. Now
366 2, 160 | Therefore pride is not the most grievous of sins.~Aquin.: SMT SS
367 2, 160 | and so forth, are more grievous ~sins than pride.~Aquin.:
368 2, 160 | Therefore pride is not the most grievous of sins.~Aquin.: SMT SS
369 2, 160 | that pride is the most ~grievous of sins by its genus, because
370 2, 160 | contempt, is rendered more grievous than if ~it be the outcome
371 2, 160 | which though they be less ~grievous are more evidently shameful.
372 2, 160 | dispensation, it is less grievous than pride. For he who is
373 2, 160 | pride is shown to be ~more grievous by the very fact that, as
374 2, 160 | Pride is said to be the most grievous of sins because that ~which
375 2, 160 | there may ~be certain less grievous sins that are committed
376 2, 160 | weakness. But among the grievous sins the first is pride,
377 2, 160 | other sins are rendered more grievous. And as that which is the ~
378 2, 161 | Whether his sin was more grievous than all other sins?~(4)
379 2, 161 | our first parents was more grievous than other sins?~Aquin.:
380 2, 161 | our first parents was more grievous ~than other sins. For Augustine
381 2, 161 | first parents was more ~grievous than other sins.~Aquin.:
382 2, 161 | Therefore that sin was more ~grievous than other sins.~Aquin.:
383 2, 161 | conclude that this sin was most grievous relatively but not ~simply.~
384 2, 161 | Whether Adam's sin was more grievous than Eve's?~Aquin.: SMT
385 2, 161 | that Adam's sin was more grievous than Eve's. For ~it is written (
386 2, 161 | Therefore Adam's sin was ~more grievous than Eve's.~Aquin.: SMT
387 2, 161 | would seem to be the most ~grievous. Now Adam, apparently, sinned
388 2, 161 | the ~man's sin is the more grievous, because he was more perfect
389 2, 161 | the woman's sin was more grievous than the ~man's.~Aquin.:
390 2, 161 | which the man's sin was more grievous than the ~woman's.~Aquin.:
391 2, 178 | sweetness . . . yet through my grievous weight I sink down ~again."
392 2, 182 | clergy deserving of such a grievous insult," as to assert ~that '
393 2, 184 | sins of religious were more grievous than those of seculars it
394 2, 184 | may be in three ways more ~grievous than a like sin committed
395 2, 185 | people as a penance for grievous sins to go on a pilgrimage
396 2, 186 | the battlefield is more grievous ~than the encounter in words
397 2, 187 | and just as a sin ~is more grievous through proceeding from
398 3, 1 | person we offend, the more grievous the offense. Hence for condign ~
399 3, 1 | original sin. For the more grievous the sin, the ~more it runs
400 3, 1 | But actual sin is more grievous than original sin; for the
401 3, 1 | 2/2~Moreover, the more grievous the sin, the more particularly
402 3, 44 | experience further and more grievous attacks from the ~old enemy.
403 3, 47 | a sacrifice, but a most ~grievous sin.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[47]
404 3, 47 | crucified Christ was most grievous?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[47] A[
405 3, 47 | crucifiers was not the ~most grievous. Because the sin which has
406 3, 47 | some excuse cannot be most ~grievous. But our Lord Himself excused
407 3, 47 | theirs was not the most grievous sin.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[47]
408 3, 47 | their sin was not the most grievous.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[47] A[
409 3, 47 | their sin was ~the most grievous, both on account of the
410 3, 65 | Further, lust is not more grievous than other sins, as we have ~
411 3, 68 | that their sins be less grievous, or that their sins be ~
412 3, 68 | Further, unbelief is a most grievous sin, as we have shown in
413 3, 69 | many other sins are more grievous than insincerity, which ~
414 3, 80 | those who are hindered by ~grievous crimes." Consequently, if
415 3, 84 | because it makes the sin less ~grievous. Secondly, one hides one'
416 3, 84 | be either ~more or less grievous than the first, which was
417 3, 88 | culpa redit."~For the more grievous the sin committed against
418 3, 88 | But there are ~sins more grievous than these, such as blasphemy
419 3, 88 | as though they were more ~grievous than others, but because
420 3, 88 | mortal sin is much less grievous than any one of ~those previously
421 Suppl, 3 | perceived to be the most grievous hurt by the ~interior sense
422 Suppl, 3 | another, if that sin is more ~grievous, and it be necessary to
423 Suppl, 3 | sorry for one, viz. the more grievous, than ~for the other.~Aquin.:
424 Suppl, 3 | be more sorry for a more grievous ~sin, because there is more
425 Suppl, 6 | having committed a more grievous sin than one has.~Aquin.:
426 Suppl, 8 | murder in a layman is more grievous than that ~of fornication
427 Suppl, 8 | body of Christ is most ~grievous, because the greater the
428 Suppl, 8 | sinned against, the more ~grievous the sin. Now for spilling
429 Suppl, 8 | the ~former's sin be less grievous), or because one man's sin;
430 Suppl, 13| loss of time is a very grievous ~matter. Therefore man cannot
431 Suppl, 13| mortal actual sin is more grievous than original sin. ~But
432 Suppl, 13| sin has, yet it is a more grievous evil, because it is an ~
433 Suppl, 22| OBJ 2: Further, the most grievous effect of an excommunication
434 Suppl, 28| despair, who have committed grievous sins.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[28]
435 Suppl, 28| over again, or even more grievous sins. Therefore the solemn ~
436 Suppl, 28| enjoined on account of a grievous crime. Now the same sin
437 Suppl, 28| Now the same sin is more ~grievous in a cleric than in a layman.
438 Suppl, 28| only applied for the most ~grievous sins, is reserved to the
439 Suppl, 47| bodily injuries are less grievous than certain others; and
440 Suppl, 53| vow, although it is ~more grievous to break a solemn vow, so
441 Suppl, 59| spiritual adultery is more grievous than carnal. But a man can ~
442 Suppl, 60| 2: Further, it is a more grievous sin to kill one's mother
443 Suppl, 60| Simply speaking it is a more grievous sin to kill one's ~mother
444 Suppl, 62| certain other sins are more ~grievous than carnal fornication.
445 Suppl, 62| though perhaps they be ~more grievous than fornication, are not
446 Suppl, 62| above. And since it is more grievous than simple ~fornication,
447 Suppl, 64| day. It is however a more grievous sin to ~ask for the sake
448 Suppl, 65| greater the sin is less grievous, ~because he sins more who
449 Suppl, 71| those who are burdened with grievous sins ~are buried in the
450 Suppl, 83| may be burdened with less grievous sins and yet have ~deformities
451 Suppl, 83| while burdened with more grievous sins. Wherefore if he who
452 Suppl, 95| known, because they are of a grievous nature, and on ~the part
453 Appen1, 1| pain of hell fire is most grievous. Therefore ~they will not
454 Appen1, 2| venial sins are the least grievous, the lightest ~punishment
455 Appen1, 2| to the extent of the most grievous punishment. Therefore the
456 Appen1, 2| this life will not be more grievous to him than ~all other pains
457 Appen1, 2| we ~shall suffer nothing grievous on their account: because
458 Appen1, 2| pains of Purgatory are more grievous than all the ~pains of this
459 Appen1, 2| than another. For the more grievous the sin, and the ~greater
460 Appen1, 2| lighter punishment and less grievous fault. Therefore one is ~
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