Part, Question
1 1, 19 | when by its justice he is punished.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[19] A[
2 1, 48 | Div. Nom. iv): "To be punished is not an evil; but it is
3 1, 64 | natural powers, as a ~man is punished by being deprived of a hand
4 1, 64 | than man's sin. But man is ~punished with sorrow on account of
5 1, 64 | much ~more is the devil punished with the grief of sorrow,
6 1, 64 | Further, the demons are punished with the pain of fire. But
7 1, 65 | evil in another might be punished. Secondly, ~because it would
8 1, 49 | Div. Nom. iv): "To be punished is not an evil; but it is
9 1, 65 | natural powers, as a ~man is punished by being deprived of a hand
10 1, 65 | than man's sin. But man is ~punished with sorrow on account of
11 1, 65 | much ~more is the devil punished with the grief of sorrow,
12 1, 65 | Further, the demons are punished with the pain of fire. But
13 1, 66 | evil in another might be punished. Secondly, ~because it would
14 1, 95 | disobedience to ~God, man was punished by the disobedience of those
15 1, 102 | no one would be justly punished by God.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
16 1, 102 | Therefore they are justly punished by God.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
17 2, 17 | sense, that the soul is punished for its rebellion ~against
18 2, 20 | rewarded for doing good, or punished for ~doing evil." Now works
19 2, 20 | that man is ordered to be ~punished, both follow from the nature
20 2, 21 | belongs to him, he is not punished, as if he had destroyed
21 2, 35 | should feel no pain in being ~punished by the loss of good." Therefore
22 2, 39 | nature, he could not be punished by the loss of good." Because,
23 2, 67 | be ~possibility of being punished. Filial fear has two acts:
24 2, 69 | frequently men ~are not punished in this life, according
25 2, 71 | contrary, A man is justly punished for a vicious act; but not
26 2, 72 | so as to deserve to be ~punished eternally.~Aquin.: SMT FS
27 2, 76 | drunkards to be more severely ~punished if they assaulted anyone;
28 2, 79 | to the good of the person punished, ~who is thereby deprived
29 2, 81 | father, ~because he is not punished for his father's sin, unless
30 2, 81 | for fault. Now some are punished by the ~judgment of God
31 2, 84 | comprises some that are punished thus. ~Therefore the capital
32 2, 87 | Accordingly, man can be punished with a threefold punishment ~
33 2, 87 | the good of those who are punished, when, to wit, men arise
34 2, 87 | natural to the one who is punished. Therefore ~it cannot be
35 2, 87 | punishment: in fact ~they are punished sometimes by imprisonment
36 2, 87 | his own eternity should be punished in God's eternity. A ~man
37 2, 87 | medicine for the one who is punished, ~but sometimes only for
38 2, 87 | incurred by those who are punished for original sin alone."
39 2, 87 | Therefore all sins are not punished ~eternally.~Aquin.: SMT
40 2, 87 | die." Therefore a man is ~punished by God even after his sin
41 2, 87 | the innocent should ~be punished seem to come under the same
42 2, 87 | relation to a sin in the one punished. ~Sometimes this is a relation
43 2, 87 | actual sin, as when a man is punished by ~God or man for a sin
44 2, 87 | Para. 1/1~Whether anyone is punished for another's sin?~Aquin.:
45 2, 87 | would seem that one may be punished for another's sin. For it ~
46 2, 87 | children are sometimes punished for their ~parents, as in
47 2, 87 | Divine justice, one is punished for another's sin.~Aquin.:
48 2, 87 | replied that the son is punished, not for the ~father's sin,
49 2, 87 | than of ~outsiders, who are punished in like manner as those
50 2, 87 | therefore, that children are punished, not for their ~own sins,
51 2, 87 | penal, then each one is punished for his own sin only, because
52 2, 87 | does happen that one is punished for another's ~sin. For
53 2, 87 | regard to both the one ~punished and the one he is punished
54 2, 87 | punished and the one he is punished for. But if they do not
55 2, 87 | regard to the one who is punished, it ~is merely medicinal (
56 2, 87 | fathers are said to be punished in their children, because
57 2, 87 | that either they who are ~punished, or others may be restrained
58 2, 87 | near of kin are said to be punished, rather ~than outsiders,
59 2, 88 | mortal ~sins deserve to be punished by the privation of seeing
60 2, 89 | On the contrary, Man is punished for original sin in the
61 2, 89 | A[6]): whereas men are punished in hell for no other than
62 2, 89 | place where a man can be punished for ~venial sin with no
63 2, 92 | merely through fear of ~being punished, is not good: because "although
64 2, 93 | permits many things which are ~punished by Divine providence." But
65 2, 95 | the evil-doer should be punished; but that he ~be punished
66 2, 95 | punished; but that he ~be punished in this or that way, is
67 2, 96 | which in an adult are ~punished by law or at any rate are
68 2, 96 | unpunished many things that are punished by ~Divine providence. Nor,
69 2, 97 | the Church ought ~to be punished as those who disobey the
70 2, 100 | the law, deserves to be punished. Hence ~it would follow
71 2, 100 | virtue, would deserve ~to be punished, whatever he does. But this
72 2, 100 | by man nor by God is he punished as breaking the law, who ~
73 2, 100 | reason he deserves to be punished.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[100] A[
74 2, 105 | slight offenses are severely ~punished: thus (Num. 15:32, seqq.)
75 2, 105 | 21:12) a murderer to be ~punished with death. But the death
76 2, 105 | cannot be ~sufficiently punished by the slaying of a dumb
77 2, 105 | untruthful should be ~severely punished, as stated in Dt. 19:16,
78 2, 105 | unless they be severely punished. Fourthly, on account of
79 2, 105 | should be more severely punished in order to deter others ~
80 2, 105 | that the sin be severely punished in ~order to deter others
81 2, 105 | knowledge: yet he was not punished by the judges but expiated ~
82 2, 105 | malice: and then he ~was punished according to the greatness
83 2, 105 | rebellion, which was always punished by death, as stated ~above.
84 2, 105 | remission: wherefore he was punished by remaining a slave ~for
85 2, 105 | owner was more ~severely punished if his ox had butted anyone "
86 2, 105 | we do not deserve to be punished for those things which ~
87 2, 105 | For just as one man is punished for a sin ~committed by
88 2, 105 | may one nation or city be punished for a ~crime, that others
89 2, 105 | maidservants are severely punished: and the worse treatment
90 2, 105 | commanded the stubborn son to be punished by the rulers of ~the city.~
91 2, 107 | sins through fear of being punished, his will does not shrink
92 2, 114 | demerit of sin some are punished by God with temporal ~punishments,
93 2, 7 | whereby one dreads to be punished by God; ~and this is servile
94 2, 10 | unbeliever is more severely punished for his sin of ~unbelief
95 2, 12 | fitting that they should ~be punished by being deprived of the
96 2, 12 | that they are deservedly punished, will nevertheless ~complain
97 2, 12 | things for which they are punished, would wish to use them ~
98 2, 12 | them, but because they are punished for them. Accordingly this ~
99 2, 13 | come, ~because they were punished for it, both in the present
100 2, 16 | God, through fear of being punished by Him for his ~sins, as
101 2, 18 | separated from God and to be punished by Him. ~Now it is the same
102 2, 30 | the contrary, No man is punished eternally for omitting to
103 2, 30 | of precept. But some are punished eternally for omitting to ~
104 2, 31 | cease sinning by being ~punished, and because, if he be incorrigible,
105 2, 37 | we find the sin of schism punished more severely than ~even
106 2, 37 | David were most severely ~punished (4 Kgs. 17). Therefore the
107 2, 37 | falling into idolatry, to be punished in an ~unwonted manner:
108 2, 37 | enough that they should be punished in the usual ~way. On the
109 2, 37 | against his authority to be punished in a miraculous and unwonted
110 2, 37 | sometimes more ~severely punished in that people, because
111 2, 37 | the ten tribes, they were punished not only for the sin of ~
112 2, 37 | that schismatics should be punished with ~excommunication?~Aquin.:
113 2, 37 | schismatics are not rightly punished with ~excommunication. For
114 2, 37 | disturb her peace, must be punished by the secular ~power."
115 2, 37 | Therefore they ought not to be punished with excommunication.~Aquin.:
116 2, 37 | the same also he should be punished" [Vulg.: 'he is tormented'].
117 2, 38 | nation or ~state has to be punished, for refusing to make amends
118 2, 38 | unless they repent, they are punished eternally ~for their sinful
119 2, 42 | blamed nor deserves to be punished for this, so too he ~that
120 2, 57 | OBJ 2: Further, no man is punished by the civil law, except
121 2, 57 | Now suicides were formerly punished according ~to the law of
122 2, 57 | to ~God. Wherefore he is punished in accordance with both
123 2, 58 | to judge. For nothing is punished except ~what is unlawful.
124 2, 58 | praise of some that they punished sins without having authority ~
125 2, 58 | authority ~over those whom they punished; such as Moses in slaying
126 2, 59 | who strikes a prince is punished more than one who strikes
127 2, 59 | involuntarily is less severely punished. Now voluntary and ~involuntary
128 2, 59 | but is much more severely punished. In like manner when a man ~
129 2, 59 | lose nothing, and so he is ~punished by making restitution several
130 2, 60 | in ~addition he must be punished for the injustice committed.
131 2, 60 | taker. Now none should ~be punished except the one who sinned.
132 2, 61 | person is more severely punished on account of a ~crime committed
133 2, 63 | P. I, sect. ~4, can. i] punished those who castrated themselves
134 2, 64 | mortal sin deserves to be punished with death. But in ~the
135 2, 64 | But in ~the Law theft is punished not by death but by indemnity,
136 2, 64 | unreasonable for a man to be punished with eternal death for ~
137 2, 64 | guilt of adultery, which is punished with death. Hence the text ~
138 2, 64 | robbery is more severely punished ~than theft.~Aquin.: SMT
139 2, 65 | done mercy." Now no man is punished for not doing ~what he cannot
140 2, 65 | guilty party should be ~punished - for instance on account
141 2, 65 | that evil-doers should ~be punished.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[67] A[
142 2, 65 | behooves ~ill-deeds to be punished, in order that. men may
143 2, 66 | 4) How should those be punished who have accused a man wrongfully?~
144 2, 66 | proofs: ~wherefore he is not punished if he is unable to prove.
145 2, 66 | intent hinders a sin ~being punished. This again happens in two
146 2, 66 | him in danger of being punished severely, should himself
147 2, 66 | commonwealth; wherefore he is punished on ~both counts. This is
148 2, 67 | regards his accuser, who is punished if he fail to ~prove his
149 2, 67 | Without doubt ~a man should be punished if his appeal be declared
150 2, 69 | sin. Yet ~an advocate is punished if he throws up his brief (
151 2, 74 | manifest sin, which has to ~be punished. Likewise although it is
152 2, 80 | Lent]: "That we who are punished by fasting may be comforted
153 2, 83 | that evildoers should be ~punished; but that this or that punishment
154 2, 84 | are bound to make ~may be punished by being deprived of the
155 2, 87 | the same sense a cleric is punished, according to the canons (
156 2, 92 | seems that lesser evils are punished with greater ~evils. But
157 2, 92 | the sin of idolatry was punished with the sin against nature, ~
158 2, 92 | sin whereby another sin is punished needs to be more manifest,
159 2, 95 | know this?" so that he was punished for his unbelief.~Aquin.:
160 2, 95 | tempting God was more severely punished in the Jews than was the ~
161 2, 95 | sin of idolatry was not punished in the above manner, ~as
162 2, 96 | not for this reason to be punished as for a mortal ~sin." Therefore
163 2, 96 | these persons are not to be punished as ~for a mortal sin, this
164 2, 97 | fault, wherefore it is ~punished by capital sentence according
165 2, 97 | affliction." But ~sacrilege is punished with excommunication; major
166 2, 98 | of simony are fittingly punished by being ~deprived of what
167 2, 98 | simony are not ~fittingly punished by being deprived of what
168 2, 98 | Further, no one should be punished for what was done without
169 2, 98 | Therefore ~he should not be punished by being deprived of what
170 2, 98 | addition to this ~he is punished by being marked with infamy.
171 2, 98 | ecclesiastical punishment he is not punished ~as a simoniac, by being
172 2, 106 | borne with, if it cannot be ~punished without scandal to the multitude:
173 2, 106 | deeds, so are the wicked ~punished for their evil deeds. Now
174 2, 106 | some who sin mortally are punished with death, ~it seems that
175 2, 106 | all such persons should be punished with death: and this is ~
176 2, 106 | another. Yet one man is punished for another, according to
177 2, 106 | Therefore a person is to be punished without having ~deserved
178 2, 106 | But sometimes a man is punished for what is not in his power;
179 2, 106 | Therefore a person is sometimes punished without ~having voluntarily
180 2, 106 | it follows that no one is punished in this way, except for ~
181 2, 106 | way a person is sometimes ~punished without any fault of his
182 2, 106 | important, sometimes a person is punished in his temporal ~goods without
183 2, 106 | probation. ~But no one is punished in spiritual goods without
184 2, 106 | another, and so he may be punished in punishment of the latter:
185 2, 106 | the people of ~Israel were punished for David's sin in numbering
186 2, 106 | sometimes even the good are punished in temporal matters together
187 2, 106 | judgment of God children are punished in temporal ~matters together
188 2, 106 | so that their parents are punished also in their ~person, and
189 2, 106 | and thus deserve to be ~punished still more severely. Vengeance
190 2, 106 | this way their owners are ~punished; and also in horror of sin.~
191 2, 106 | way as the multitude is punished for the sin of one, in ~
192 2, 131 | through fainthearted fear, was punished by his master (Mt. 25; Lk.
193 2, 146 | gluttony is most grievously punished, for Chrysostom says ~[*
194 2, 148 | seemingly drunkenness is punished most severely; for ~Ambrose
195 2, 148 | drunk to be more severely punished than if they had been ~sober,
196 2, 150 | olden ~times those were punished who led a celibate life,
197 2, 152 | flesh, doubtless he will be ~punished, but he will not perish."
198 2, 152 | all times detested and punished, such as were those of the
199 2, 155 | correction of the person punished. Hence love makes one quick
200 2, 155 | that a man is not to be punished any further. Hence Seneca
201 2, 155 | a person ~be no further punished.~
202 2, 156 | to ~the man who is to be punished, but it is praiseworthy
203 2, 157 | a default of the person ~punished, but merely the pleasure
204 2, 157 | the default of the ~person punished, but exceeds in the mode
205 2, 157 | which requires a man to be punished on account of ~his offense,
206 2, 160 | man being unwilling to be ~punished for his sins confesses them
207 2, 160 | the greater evil is not punished by a lesser evil. But ~pride
208 2, 160 | But ~pride is sometimes punished by other sins according
209 2, 161 | parents was most severely punished, since by it "death entered
210 2, 161 | woman was more ~grievously punished than the man, as appears
211 2, 162 | wherefore parents are often punished in their ~children; or again
212 2, 162 | defects. Hence they were ~punished in two ways. In the first
213 2, 162 | sword." Secondly, they were punished by having ~appointed to
214 2, 162 | begetting of children, ~she was punished in two ways: first in the
215 2, 162 | regards family life she was punished by being subjected ~to her
216 2, 162 | In this respect he was punished in ~three ways. First, by
217 2, 163 | woman, and to have been punished ~by God.~Aquin.: SMT SS
218 2, 185 | able-bodied mendicant is punished by civil ~law, according
219 3, 7 | chaste" fear - or to be punished by Him, which ~pertains
220 3, 7 | from God by sin, nor being punished ~by Him on account of a
221 3, 14 | original, sometimes ~of the one punished, sometimes of the one for
222 3, 21 | sin, since the Jews were punished on account thereof. Therefore
223 3, 44 | cannot commit a ~fault or be punished: "but look at the miracle,
224 3, 46 | Further, the Jews were punished for slaying Christ as for ~
225 3, 52 | children, since they are not punished with sensible ~pain on account
226 3, 56 | body may be rewarded or punished together with the ~soul,
227 3, 59 | in which souls are now ~punished or rewarded.~Aquin.: SMT
228 3, 59 | nor the souls of the lost punished in ~hell, until the Judgment-day.
229 3, 67 | would be liable to be ~punished as a rebaptizer. If, however,
230 3, 67 | together, ~they should be punished for baptizing in an improper
231 3, 68 | demand that a man ~should be punished for every sin of his, according
232 3, 69 | no ~longer deserves to be punished, and so it would be unjust
233 3, 71 | the sin for ~which man is punished after death; but only the
234 3, 74 | Celebr. Miss.), a ~priest is punished "for presuming to celebrate,
235 3, 80 | gloss observes: "He shall be punished as though he slew ~Christ."
236 3, 83 | the neglect ought to be punished. ~And on no account should
237 3, 85 | another, a man is either punished against his will, which
238 3, 86 | for such a sin a man is punished both in this ~and in the
239 3, 86 | since a man deserves to be punished because he has been guilty
240 3, 86 | the eternal Good should be punished eternally. ~Again, in so
241 Suppl, 8 | confessed thus, is more punished hereafter than if he had
242 Suppl, 8 | fornication a priest ~is punished for ten years, according
243 Suppl, 8 | that ~time, he would be punished in Purgatory: but it was
244 Suppl, 8 | strictly due. ~Hence he is punished less in Purgatory.~Aquin.:
245 Suppl, 10| absolution will be less punished in Purgatory than one who
246 Suppl, 12| will, as when anyone ~is punished by the judge for an offense
247 Suppl, 13| another; else, if he ~be punished all the same, a double punishment
248 Suppl, 13| satisfaction, and by him who is ~punished in Purgatory.~Aquin.: SMT
249 Suppl, 13| follow that one sin is twice ~punished.~
250 Suppl, 14| that sin, he will not be punished in ~hell for the other sins.~
251 Suppl, 15| scourges whereby we are punished by God in ~this life, cannot
252 Suppl, 15| sins, in that he should be punished, and that ~satisfaction
253 Suppl, 16| they would deserve to be ~punished.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[16] A[
254 Suppl, 18| making satisfaction, is ~less punished in Purgatory, than if he
255 Suppl, 21| man is corrected by being punished, evil is not ~rendered to
256 Suppl, 23| sin of another who is thus punished.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[23] A[
257 Suppl, 25| would deliver him ~to be punished more severely in Purgatory.~
258 Suppl, 28| be guilty, because he ~is punished, since sometimes one does
259 Suppl, 42| law that ~evil-doers be punished, but that such and such
260 Suppl, 43| betrothal, for no man should be punished for being under a penalty. ~
261 Suppl, 43| contracts an infirmity would be punished if he were to ~lose his
262 Suppl, 43| evil ~result. Nor is one punished for being under a penalty,
263 Suppl, 45| Church, since in both he is ~punished for this.~Aquin.: SMT XP
264 Suppl, 46| fornication, and should be punished for this fraud ~he has committed.~
265 Suppl, 52| inclination that he should be punished for his sin, and thus slavery ~
266 Suppl, 52| and that no one should be punished who is not guilty; but the ~
267 Suppl, 52| one who is not guilty be punished; for it ~is a punishment
268 Suppl, 55| is taken that he may be punished. ~But when it is a deed
269 Suppl, 58| the wife should not be ~punished for her husband's sin. Yet
270 Suppl, 58| s sin. Yet she would be punished if the ~marriage were annulled.
271 Suppl, 58| by the same also is he punished. ~Now such a man sins against
272 Suppl, 58| Therefore he ought to be punished ~by being deprived of marriage.~
273 Suppl, 58| the wife should ~not be punished for her husband's sin. But
274 Suppl, 60| in that same must he be punished. But he who kills his wife
275 Suppl, 60| marriage. Therefore he must be punished by being deprived of ~marriage.~
276 Suppl, 62| seek for the crime to be punished in a secular ~court, and
277 Suppl, 62| woman's and so he ~should be punished the more.~Aquin.: SMT XP
278 Suppl, 64| Reply OBJ 1: This woman was punished not because she paid the
279 Suppl, 64| consent ~thereto are equally punished (Rm. 1:32). But the one
280 Suppl, 65| a deadly sin should be punished with death. But the Old ~
281 Suppl, 65| deadly, not because it is punished with ~temporal, but because
282 Suppl, 65| temporal, but because it is punished with eternal death. Hence
283 Suppl, 65| sins are sometimes not ~punished with temporal death by the
284 Suppl, 66| otherwise he would be punished for his wife's sin. Moreover,
285 Suppl, 67| Reply OBJ 5: The husband was punished in that case by being unable
286 Suppl, 68| For a child should not be punished on account of his ~father'
287 Suppl, 68| not say that a person is punished by not succeeding to the ~
288 Suppl, 69| places, inasmuch as souls are punished or rewarded in certain places. ~
289 Suppl, 69| abodes, ~in which souls are punished or rewarded after death.~
290 Suppl, 69| Further, souls are sometimes punished in the places where they ~
291 Suppl, 69| especially since some are punished for their sins in this world, ~
292 Suppl, 69| assigned where they are ~punished ere they receive their reward,
293 Suppl, 69| Reply OBJ 3: One may be punished in two ways for original
294 Suppl, 69| possible, such a one would be punished in hell ~eternally: for
295 Suppl, 69| to venial sin that it be punished ~temporally in purgatory,
296 Suppl, 69| without grace, it ~will be punished eternally in hell. And since
297 Suppl, 69| unfitting to ~suppose that he be punished eternally.~Aquin.: SMT XP
298 Suppl, 69| separated souls are sometimes punished in the ~place where we dwell,
299 Suppl, 69| while yet in the flesh ~are punished here for their sins has
300 Suppl, 70| the separated soul is not ~punished with a bodily fire.~Aquin.:
301 Suppl, 70| be said that the soul is punished merely by seeing ~the fire,
302 Suppl, 70| Therefore the soul is not punished by that vision.~Aquin.:
303 Suppl, 70| therefrom since they are punished by that fire into which
304 Suppl, 70| just that it should be punished by being made subject to
305 Suppl, 71| for evil. But no man is punished for the evildoings ~of another;
306 Suppl, 71| becoming that ~one should be punished for another's sins, as it
307 Suppl, 71| by fortifying the person punished: even as a man who is ~carrying
308 Suppl, 72| purgatory, where souls will be punished for what they ~did in the
309 Suppl, 72| in the body, the soul is punished without the body. Therefore
310 Suppl, 79| body will be rewarded or punished on account of the merits
311 Suppl, 79| and in the wicked will be punished, with regard to pleasure ~
312 Suppl, 83| seem that a man is more punished on account of the pains
313 Suppl, 83| Further, the damned will be punished with an everlasting punishment
314 Suppl, 83| living for ever they will be punished for ever. ~This is in keeping
315 Suppl, 83| bodies of the damned will be punished; which would not ~be the
316 Suppl, 85| number of ~damned to be punished, because the more numerous
317 Suppl, 86| their punishments, and punished by him as it were.~Aquin.:
318 Suppl, 86| on the part of the men ~punished.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
319 Suppl, 86| punishments, men being punished by demons, lest the Divine
320 Suppl, 90| before, since they ~will be punished not only in the soul but
321 Suppl, 94| mode of guilt in the person punished; ~wherefore Gregory says (
322 Suppl, 94| the ~unwise if they were punished with a spiritual and not
323 Suppl, 94| Therefore they will be punished with a corporeal fire.~Aquin.:
324 Suppl, 94| the soul alone would be punished after death. And as they
325 Suppl, 94| being incorporeal, to be punished with a ~corporeal fire,
326 Suppl, 94| fire whereby the wicked are punished ~is corporeal, and pretended
327 Suppl, 94| statements as to souls being ~punished in future after death by
328 Suppl, 94| souls of the wicked are punished after death, not by bodies
329 Suppl, 94| souls ~of the damned are punished by this corporeal fire.~
330 Suppl, 94| just that they should be punished by those ~same things.~Aquin.:
331 Suppl, 94| whereby those bodies will be punished.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[97] A[
332 Suppl, 94| whereby the damned will be ~punished is not beneath the earth
333 Suppl, 94| in soul ~and body will be punished in both. But it does not
334 Suppl, 94| follow that a man will ~be punished in the very place where
335 Suppl, 95| sins indirectly, if they be punished for them. Thus Augustine
336 Suppl, 96| justice that sinners should be punished for ~ever.~Aquin.: SMT XP
337 Suppl, 96| mortal sin a man should be punished for ever.~Aquin.: SMT XP
338 Suppl, 96| the more grievously is he punished: "As much as she hath glorified ~
339 Suppl, 96| short space of time is not ~punished with a momentary penalty
340 Suppl, 96| should never cease to be punished, who in ~this life never
341 Suppl, 96| eternal punishment, and are punished for their own wickedness.
342 Suppl, 96| overcame by its assistance are punished eternally."~Aquin.: SMT
343 Suppl, 96| Therefore they will be punished eternally.~Aquin.: SMT XP
344 Suppl, 96| angels to be eternally ~punished. Wherefore just as he maintained
345 Suppl, 96| in so far as they ~are punished less than they deserve condignly,
346 Suppl, 96| suffers at least men to be punished eternally?~Aquin.: SMT XP
347 Suppl, 96| suffer at least men to be ~punished eternally. For it is written (
348 Suppl, 96| punishment, man will not be punished eternally.~Aquin.: SMT XP
349 Suppl, 96| asserting that the demons are punished ~everlastingly, while holding
350 Suppl, 96| and ~therefore have to be punished for ever, so too are the
351 Suppl, 96| consequently they ~will be punished for ever.~Aquin.: SMT XP
352 Suppl, 96| the way of truth will be punished for ever. Therefore ~Christians
353 Suppl, 96| knowing it will also be punished ~for ever.~Aquin.: SMT XP
354 Suppl, 96| loss," because he will be punished for them by ~God; yet "he
355 Suppl, 96| perform works of mercy will be punished eternally?~Aquin.: SMT XP
356 Suppl, 96| works of mercy will not be ~punished eternally, but only those
357 Suppl, 96| consequently will not be punished eternally.~Aquin.: SMT XP
358 Suppl, 96| fleshly sins, will not be punished eternally: and thus the
359 Suppl, 96| consequently some of them will be ~punished eternally.~Aquin.: SMT XP
360 Suppl, 96| and consequently will be ~punished eternally.~Aquin.: SMT XP
361 Appen1, 1| a ~bodily fire, and are punished by fire?~Aquin.: SMT XP
362 Appen1, 1| from a bodily fire and are punished by fire. For Augustine ~[*
363 Appen1, 1| sacrament of Baptism will ~be punished everlastingly." Now punishment
364 Appen1, 1| because original sin is punished eternally, whereas ~venial
365 Appen1, 1| whereas ~venial sin is punished temporally. Seeing then
366 Appen1, 1| sins are more severely punished after this life than ~during
367 Appen1, 1| original sin, and will not be punished for original sin, which
368 Appen1, 1| he says that they will be punished not only ~for their other
369 Appen1, 1| second, that they will be punished, though less severely than
370 Appen1, 1| original sin, a man would be punished out of proportion to his ~
371 Appen1, 1| so neither should he be punished by suffering himself, ~but
372 Appen1, 1| without grace, it would be punished eternally.~Aquin.: SMT XP
373 Appen1, 1| that impugns their being punished with pain of ~sense, as
374 Appen1, 2| the souls in Purgatory are punished by the demons?~(4) Whether
375 Appen1, 2| whole ~separate soul is punished, since it is simple: which
376 Appen1, 2| fact that the whole soul is punished, ~and not the body. But
377 Appen1, 2| disposition of the person ~punished, because the same sin is
378 Appen1, 2| same sin is more severely punished then than now. ~Even so
379 Appen1, 2| a better temperament is punished more severely ~by the same
380 Appen1, 2| God's will that they be punished, they will suffer ~that
381 Appen1, 2| obtain glory, unless they be punished first. Therefore they are ~
382 Appen1, 2| first. Therefore they are ~punished willingly.~Aquin.: SMT XP
383 Appen1, 2| First, because by being punished ~we obtain some good, and
384 Appen1, 2| obtain a good ~without being punished, as in the case of natural
385 Appen1, 2| the soul in Purgatory are punished by the demons?~Aquin.: SMT
386 Appen1, 2| the souls in Purgatory are punished by the ~demons; for, according
387 Appen1, 2| have to be cleansed will be punished by the demons.~Aquin.: SMT
388 Appen1, 2| subjected to them through being punished by ~them.~Aquin.: SMT XP
389 Appen1, 2| which the damned will be punished for ever, even so now the ~
390 Appen1, 2| for the combat, men are ~punished both by the wicked angels
391 Appen1, 2| the more severely is it punished in Purgatory. Now ~there
392 Appen1, 2| Therefore one ~venial sin is punished longer in Purgatory than
393 Appen1, 2| with venial sin which is ~punished in Purgatory, as stated
394 Appen2, 1| should those evil actions be punished after this ~life. Hence
395 Appen2, 1| making due satisfaction, is punished after this life. ~Wherefore
396 Appen2, 1| cleansed, and the damned ~punished?~Aquin.: SMT XP App. 2 Q[
397 Appen2, 1| cleansed and the damned punished. For the punishment of the
398 Appen2, 1| and the latter ~are not punished together in the same place:
399 Appen2, 1| Therefore they are not punished with the same fire and in
400 Appen2, 1| probable that they are punished in the very places where
401 Appen2, 1| sometimes, as we read, some are punished in ~various places, either
402 Appen2, 1| probable, since a man may ~be punished at the same time for sins
403 Appen2, 1| the common law they are punished above us, ~because they
404 Appen2, 1| account, for they are not punished for being above us, but
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