Part, Question
1 1, 97 | would have been without lust.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[98] A[
2 1, 117 | what there is of inordinate lust is evil; in ~this God does
3 2, 6 | that "delight," or the lust of pleasure, "destroys the
4 2, 10 | written (Gn. 4:7): "Thy lust [Vulg. 'The lust ~thereof']
5 2, 10 | Thy lust [Vulg. 'The lust ~thereof'] shall be under
6 2, 17 | although he ~wills not to lust. But to lust is an act of
7 2, 17 | wills not to lust. But to lust is an act of the sensitive
8 2, 17 | although he wills not to lust, is due to a ~disposition
9 2, 17 | the case of gluttony and lust, and their contrary virtues.
10 2, 61 | he should be conquered by lust, after showing himself to
11 2, 68 | and against inordinate lust for ~pleasures, by "fear,"
12 2, 70 | is the love of satisfying lust ~outside lawful wedlock,
13 2, 72 | pleasures of the ~table; and lust, which consists in sexual
14 2, 72 | and the same applies to lust and to any other sin.~Aquin.:
15 2, 73 | while adultery pertains to lust, which is a carnal sin. ~
16 2, 73 | devil rejoices ~chiefly in lust and idolatry." But he rejoices
17 2, 73 | greater sin. ~Therefore, since lust is a carnal sin, it seems
18 2, 73 | shameful to be incontinent in lust than in anger." But anger
19 2, 73 | Moral. xxxi, 17); while lust ~pertains to carnal sins.
20 2, 73 | belongs not only to the sin of lust, but also to ~the sin of
21 2, 73 | rejoice chiefly in the sin of lust, ~because it is of the greatest
22 2, 73 | shameful to be incontinent in lust than in anger, is that ~
23 2, 73 | than in anger, is that ~lust partakes less of reason;
24 2, 74 | movement of anger, or of lust: secondly, when it fails
25 2, 77 | is written (Dan. 13:56): "Lust hath perverted thy ~heart." ~
26 2, 77 | under thee [*Vulg.: 'The lust thereof shall ~be under
27 2, 82 | et Concep. i, 23) that "lust ~transmits original sin
28 2, 82 | 3: It is not the actual lust that transmits original
29 2, 82 | man to feel no inordinate lust in the ~act of generation,
30 2, 82 | understand this to be habitual lust, whereby the sensitive appetite
31 2, 82 | of original justice. This lust is ~equally in all.~
32 2, 84 | covetousness, gluttony, lust. For ~sins are opposed to
33 2, 84 | belongs to gluttony and lust, and sadness to sloth and ~
34 2, 84 | sought inordinately by "lust." Thirdly, ~there is external
35 2, 84 | and ~this "gluttony" and "lust" pursue.~Aquin.: SMT FS
36 2, 88 | of venial sin, that the lust of sinning increases, and
37 2, 88 | necessity, and through the mere lust ~of wine, make himself unable
38 2, 94 | all animals, is unisexual ~lust, which has received the
39 2, 102 | their being an incentive to lust, for which reason some refrain ~
40 2, 102 | the forbidding of cruelty, lust, and bravery in committing
41 2, 102 | was to preserve them from lust: because the ~employment
42 2, 102 | and offers an occasion of ~lust. The figurative reason is
43 2, 102 | by man; and movements ~of lust are aroused by seeing such
44 2, 105 | is not the result of the lust of pleasure, but ~rather
45 2, 107 | give way ~to anger, or to lust." Therefore the New Law
46 2, 108 | for revenge, or out of lust for temporal goods, or out
47 2, 10 | principle of gluttony and lust, wherefore these sins are
48 2, 10 | will be ~convulsed with lust." Hence, though unbelievers
49 2, 14 | among the vices arising from lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[15] A[
50 2, 14 | blindness of mind arises from lust. Now these others are different ~
51 2, 14 | and blindness of mind from lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[15] A[
52 2, 14 | vices, namely gluttony and lust, are concerned with pleasures ~
53 2, 14 | weakened, ~more, however, by lust than by gluttony, forasmuch
54 2, 14 | of the table. Wherefore lust gives rise to ~blindness
55 2, 19 | future life arises from lust, according to Gregory (Moral.
56 2, 19 | way despair is caused by lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[20] A[
57 2, 19 | though it may arise from ~lust, for the reason given above.~
58 2, 33 | incentive to sin, as in lust; for which ~reason it is
59 2, 38 | the fever of revolt, the lust of power, and such like ~
60 2, 44 | Whether folly is a daughter of lust?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[46] A[
61 2, 44 | folly is not a daughter of lust. For Gregory ~(Moral. xxxi,
62 2, 44 | enumerates the daughters of lust, among which however ~he
63 2, 44 | folly does not proceed from lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[46] A[
64 2, 44 | duplicity rather than of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[46] A[
65 2, 44 | anger rather than from lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[46] A[
66 2, 44 | earthly ~things chiefly by lust, which is about the greatest
67 2, 44 | sin, arises chiefly from lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[46] A[
68 2, 44 | mentions two daughters of lust, ~pertaining to folly, namely, "
69 2, 44 | things, arises ~chiefly from lust, as stated above.~
70 2, 45 | hath deceived thee, and lust hath subverted thy heart," ~
71 2, 51 | not, merely through the lust of possession, this ~would
72 2, 51 | aforesaid vices arise from lust?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[53] A[
73 2, 51 | vices do not arise from lust. ~For inconstancy arises
74 2, 51 | is a distinct vice from lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[53] A[
75 2, 51 | not seem to pertain to ~lust, but rather to deceitfulness,
76 2, 51 | vices do ~not arise from lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[53] A[
77 2, 51 | aforesaid ~vices arise from lust. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[53] A[
78 2, 51 | they arise chiefly from lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[53] A[
79 2, 51 | something else; whereas lust causes inconstancy by destroying
80 2, 51 | who is incontinent through lust does not listen to ~it at
81 2, 51 | something resulting from lust, just as ~inconstancy is,
82 2, 52 | about a special matter, as lust is about sexual matters, ~
83 2, 53 | stated above (Q[43], A[6]) lust is the chief cause of lack
84 2, 53 | they arise chiefly from lust; especially since the ~Philosopher
85 2, 53 | pleasure and of ~concupiscence, lust entirely suppresses the
86 2, 53 | not arise directly from lust. When the ~Philosopher says
87 2, 56 | where it is written: ~"The lust thereof," viz. of sin, "
88 2, 56 | temperance is ~the curb on the lust for fleeting pleasures,
89 2, 56 | operations: thus sexual ~lust leads to adultery, and overmuch
90 2, 63 | further on he says: "Nor is lust tamed thereby, on the contrary
91 2, 70 | charity, and not through lust for one's own ~honor. Hence
92 2, 70 | there is ~not the danger of lust for one's own honor as there
93 2, 97 | one kill a priest under lust, as the violation of a ~
94 2, 108 | fourth is "told out of mere lust of lying and ~deceiving";
95 2, 108 | which is told "out of mere lust of lying and deceiving." ~
96 2, 109 | further purpose than the mere lust of hypocrisy, as the Philosopher
97 2, 116 | properly to ~gluttony and lust, of which the Apostle says (
98 2, 116 | ascribed to St. ~Chrysostom], "Lust for money brings darkness
99 2, 116 | covetousness, which is lust for money, is a mortal sin.~
100 2, 116 | 3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Lust for riches, properly speaking,
101 2, 120 | neighbor, ~especially by way of lust, are understood to be forbidden
102 2, 123 | order to ~escape poverty, lust, or something disagreeable
103 2, 136 | fear, to be defeated by lust, or who has proved himself
104 2, 139 | and moderate mastery of lust and other wanton emotions
105 2, 139 | it is temperance whereby lust and desire are ~kept under
106 2, 140 | says ~(Confess. viii, 5): "Lust served became a custom,
107 2, 144 | against the allurements of lust, but also against those
108 2, 145 | there," that is to say, lust is ~cooled by abstinence
109 2, 145 | concupiscence, quenches the ~fire of lust, kindles the true light
110 2, 145 | abstinence from ~all manner of lust, since, as stated above (
111 2, 145 | very great incentive to lust. ~Such are the flesh of
112 2, 145 | becomes a great incentive to lust. Hence the Church has bidden ~
113 2, 146 | the soul are destroyed by lust."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[148]
114 2, 146 | their first-born," says: "Lust, ~concupiscence, pride are
115 2, 146 | of pleasures: and this is lust, which ~is a greater vice
116 2, 146 | vices, ~namely gluttony and lust. On the other hand, that
117 2, 146 | scurrility as a ~daughter of lust. Therefore it should not
118 2, 146 | incontinence that has reference to lust."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[148]
119 2, 148 | much as drunkenness and lust, the mother of all the vices."
120 2, 149 | a part of chastity: (3) lust, which is the contrary ~
121 2, 149 | to the first onslaught of lust, while ~thou wishest thy
122 2, 149 | the violence of another's lust can deprive her body of
123 2, 149 | matter of chastity and ~of lust its contrary vice, so too
124 2, 150 | has experienced ~venereal lust should cease to have had
125 2, 151 | 153] Out. Para. 1/1 - OF LUST (FIVE ARTICLES)~We must
126 2, 151 | next consider the vice of lust which is opposed to chastity: (
127 2, 151 | opposed to chastity: (1) ~Lust in general; (2) its species.
128 2, 151 | 1) What is the matter of lust?~(2) Whether all copulation
129 2, 151 | is unlawful?~(3) Whether lust is a mortal sin?~(4) Whether
130 2, 151 | mortal sin?~(4) Whether lust is a capital vice?~(5) Concerning
131 2, 151 | 1~Whether the matter of lust is only venereal desires
132 2, 151 | seem that the matter of lust is not only venereal ~desires
133 2, 151 | says (Confess. ii, 6) that "lust ~affects to be called surfeit
134 2, 151 | refers to riches. Therefore lust is not properly ~about venereal
135 2, 151 | seem to be the matter of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[153] A[
136 2, 151 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, lust is defined "as the desire
137 2, 151 | also many others. Therefore lust is ~not only about venereal
138 2, 151 | Therefore these belong to lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[153] A[
139 2, 151 | a ~man's mind. Therefore lust is especially concerned
140 2, 151 | to other matters, so too, lust applies chiefly to venereal ~
141 2, 151 | gloss on Gal. 5:19 says "lust is any kind of surfeit."~
142 2, 151 | any matter is ascribed to lust, or because the use of ~
143 2, 151 | other matters, the name ~of lust has a special application
144 2, 151 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the lust that is about venereal acts
145 2, 151 | OBJ 1: It would seem that lust about venereal acts cannot
146 2, 151 | acts, and consequently lust is no sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS
147 2, 151 | no vice ~is opposed to lust. Therefore lust is not a
148 2, 151 | opposed to lust. Therefore lust is not a sin.~Aquin.: SMT
149 2, 151 | forbidden on account of lust, according to the saying
150 2, 151 | drunk with wine wherein is lust [Douay: 'luxury']." ~Therefore
151 2, 151 | luxury']." ~Therefore lust is forbidden.~Aquin.: SMT
152 2, 151 | ordering, it will be a sin. Now lust consists ~essentially in
153 2, 151 | Wherefore without any doubt lust is a sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS
154 2, 151 | 20) in speaking against lust, ~"You are bought with a
155 2, 151 | inordinately using the body through lust a man wrongs God ~Who is
156 2, 151 | Reply OBJ 3: The opposite of lust is not found in many, since
157 2, 151 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether lust is a capital vice?~Aquin.:
158 2, 151 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that lust is not a capital vice. For
159 2, 151 | not a capital vice. For lust is apparently ~the same
160 2, 151 | Moral. xxxi, 45). Therefore lust is not a capital vice.~Aquin.:
161 2, 151 | leads to the depravity of lust, so does humility of mind
162 2, 151 | another vice. Therefore lust is not a ~capital vice.~
163 2, 151 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, lust is caused by despair, according
164 2, 151 | Much less, therefore, is lust a capital ~vice.~Aquin.:
165 2, 151 | Moral. xxxi, 45) places lust among the capital ~vices.~
166 2, 151 | principal vice. Now the end of lust is ~venereal pleasure, which
167 2, 151 | Therefore it is evident that lust is a capital vice.~Aquin.:
168 2, 151 | denote the uncleanness of lust, we must reply that it is ~
169 2, 151 | provides the bodily ~matter of lust - and not under the aspect
170 2, 151 | the latter is a cause of lust, as removing an obstacle
171 2, 151 | Whether the daughters of lust are fittingly described?~
172 2, 151 | seem that the daughters of lust are unfittingly reckoned ~
173 2, 151 | especially as daughters of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[153] A[
174 2, 151 | ad 6; Q[137], A[3]). But lust is contrary, not to ~fortitude
175 2, 151 | inconstancy is not a daughter of ~lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[153] A[
176 2, 151 | accounted a daughter of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[153] A[
177 2, 151 | the effect of the vice of lust is that the lower ~appetite,
178 2, 151 | grievously disordered by lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[153] A[
179 2, 151 | this act is ~hindered by lust, according to Dan. 13:56, "
180 2, 151 | hath deceived thee, ~and lust hath perverted thy heart."
181 2, 151 | by the concupiscence of lust. Hence ~Terence says (Eunuch.,
182 2, 151 | this again is hindered by lust. ~For it is said of the
183 2, 151 | this also is impeded by lust, in ~so far as through being
184 2, 151 | prudence arise chiefly from lust, which is the principal
185 2, 151 | reckoned a daughter of lust. Nevertheless even the first
186 2, 151 | inconstancy arises from lust, inasmuch as the latter
187 2, 151 | is reckoned a daughter of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[153] A[
188 2, 151 | of the cause: for, since lust causes thoughtlessness and
189 2, 151 | causing ~blindness of mind, lust perverts a man's sentiments,
190 2, 152 | Para. 1/1 - OF THE PARTS OF LUST (TWELVE ARTICLES)~We must
191 2, 152 | now consider the parts of lust, under which head there
192 2, 152 | 1) Into what parts is lust divided?~(2) Whether simple
193 2, 152 | are fittingly assigned to lust?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
194 2, 152 | unfittingly assigned to lust, ~namely, "simple fornication,
195 2, 152 | seems that the species ~of lust are diversified in this
196 2, 152 | be reckoned a species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
197 2, 152 | be reckoned a species of lust, even as adultery is.~Aquin.:
198 2, 152 | sin is ~comprised under lust. Therefore it should be
199 2, 152 | should be reckoned species of lust, as ~well as fornication.~
200 2, 152 | reckoned among its parts. ~But lust is reckoned together with
201 2, 152 | uncleanness, immodesty, lust [Douay: 'luxury']." Therefore
202 2, 152 | unfittingly reckoned a species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
203 2, 152 | 153], A[3]), the sin of lust consists ~in seeking venereal
204 2, 152 | follows that the species of lust must be ~assigned with respect
205 2, 152 | adultery is comprised under lust and injustice. Nor is this
206 2, 152 | altogether accidental to lust: since the lust that obeys ~
207 2, 152 | accidental to lust: since the lust that obeys ~concupiscence
208 2, 152 | reduced to other species of ~lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
209 2, 152 | uncleanness" stands for ~lust against nature, while "lasciviousness"
210 2, 152 | a gloss on this passage "lust" there signifies ~any kind
211 2, 152 | the sins comprised under ~lust, for the marriage act that
212 2, 152 | pleasure is most fierce in lust." Therefore it seems that
213 2, 152 | subjected to the devil by carnal lust more ~than by anything else,"
214 2, 152 | fornication and every kind of lust, through being more ~opposed
215 2, 152 | shall look on a woman to lust ~after her hath already
216 2, 152 | more so the other kinds of lust, it follows that in ~such
217 2, 152 | offspring, they proceed from lust, which is ~the source of
218 2, 152 | be reckoned a species of lust?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
219 2, 152 | be reckoned a species of ~lust. For seduction denotes the
220 2, 152 | be reckoned a ~species of lust, distinct from fornication.~
221 2, 152 | adultery is a species of lust, it seems that ~seduction
222 2, 152 | be reckoned a species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
223 2, 152 | injustice rather than to lust. Now the seducer does an
224 2, 152 | be reckoned a species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
225 2, 152 | violated. Therefore, since lust is properly about venereal ~
226 2, 152 | seduction is a species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
227 2, 152 | species of that vice. Now lust is a ~sin concerned with
228 2, 152 | determinate ~species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
229 2, 152 | general way to any sin of lust. Wherefore seduction, in ~
230 2, 152 | another sin. Now the sin of lust obtains a ~greater deformity
231 2, 152 | Whether rape is a species of lust, distinct from seduction?~
232 2, 152 | rape is not a species of lust, distinct from ~seduction.
233 2, 152 | be reckoned a species ~of lust distinct from seduction.~
234 2, 152 | of force is accidental to lust, for this essentially regards
235 2, 152 | a determinate species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
236 2, 152 | OBJ 3: Further, the sin of lust is curbed by marriage: for
237 2, 152 | a determinate species of lust ~distinct from seduction.~
238 2, 152 | without committing a sin of lust. Yet he may commit rape
239 2, 152 | a determinate species of lust. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154]
240 2, 152 | this pertains to the sin of lust. Therefore rape is a ~species
241 2, 152 | Therefore rape is a ~species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
242 2, 152 | it now, is a ~species of lust: and sometimes it coincides
243 2, 152 | is determinate species of lust, distinct from the other ~
244 2, 152 | a determinate species of lust, ~distinct from the other
245 2, 152 | adultery is not a species ~of lust distinct from the others.~
246 2, 152 | woman. Now every kind of lust ~includes a too ardent love.
247 2, 152 | adultery is in every kind of lust: ~and consequently it should
248 2, 152 | be reckoned a species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
249 2, 152 | a determinate species of lust, distinct from the others.~
250 2, 152 | the impulse of one's own lust, or with ~the consent of
251 2, 152 | a special deformity of ~lust. Therefore adultery is a
252 2, 152 | a determinate species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
253 2, 152 | a determinate species of lust, ~through having a special
254 2, 152 | 1]) that the species of lust ~correspond to the various
255 2, 152 | a determinate species of lust?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
256 2, 152 | a determinate species of lust. ~For incest [*'Incestus'
257 2, 152 | chastity. But all kinds of lust are ~opposed to chastity.
258 2, 152 | incest is not a species of ~lust, but is lust itself in general.~
259 2, 152 | species of ~lust, but is lust itself in general.~Aquin.:
260 2, 152 | but several species ~of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
261 2, 152 | a determinate species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
262 2, 152 | contrary, The species of lust are distinguished according
263 2, 152 | a determinate species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
264 2, 152 | a determinate species of lust. Now sexual intercourse
265 2, 152 | minds would be enervated by lust. Hence in the Old Law [*
266 2, 152 | very great incentive to lust: and ~this is contrary to
267 2, 152 | determinate species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
268 2, 152 | sacrilege can be a species of lust?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
269 2, 152 | sacrilege cannot be a species of lust. For the ~same species is
270 2, 152 | be reckoned a ~species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
271 2, 152 | are reckoned ~species of lust. Therefore it would seem
272 2, 152 | seem not to be a species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
273 2, 152 | kinds of vice, as well as by lust. But sacrilege is not ~reckoned
274 2, 152 | be reckoned a species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
275 2, 152 | wicked is it through venereal lust to transgress the bounds
276 2, 152 | venereal desire pertains to lust. Therefore sacrilege is
277 2, 152 | sacrilege is a species of ~lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
278 2, 152 | Wherefore it is manifest that lust also, by ~violating something
279 2, 152 | accounted a ~species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
280 2, 152 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Lust, by being directed to another
281 2, 152 | vice: and so a species of lust may be also a species of
282 2, 152 | sins which are ~species of lust by their very nature: whereas
283 2, 152 | sacrilege is a species of ~lust in so far as it is directed
284 2, 152 | with the various species of lust. For unlawful intercourse ~
285 2, 152 | and thus it is a kind of lust, or it is desired for ~possession,
286 2, 152 | ascribed more ~specially to lust which is opposed to chastity
287 2, 152 | unnatural vice is a species of lust?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
288 2, 152 | vice is not a species of lust. ~For no mention of the
289 2, 152 | Therefore it is not a species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
290 2, 152 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, lust is contrary to virtue; and
291 2, 152 | vice is not a species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
292 2, 152 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, lust regards acts directed to
293 2, 152 | vice is not ~a species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
294 2, 152 | with the other species of lust ~(2 Cor. 12:21) where we
295 2, 152 | Lasciviousness, i.e., unnatural lust."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154]
296 2, 152 | a determinate species of lust. This may occur in two ways:
297 2, 152 | enumerated the species of lust that are not ~contrary to
298 2, 152 | sin among the species of lust?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
299 2, 152 | sin ~among the species of lust. For the more a sin is contrary
300 2, 152 | greatest among the species of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
301 2, 152 | most grievous among sins of lust.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
302 2, 152 | namely the sins belonging to lust, "that ~which is against
303 2, 152 | to the other species of lust they imply a transgression ~
304 2, 152 | grave among the species of lust. Then, it is ~a greater
305 2, 152 | polluted by the perversity of lust."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154]
306 2, 160 | on the other hand, carnal lust is apparent to all, because ~
307 2, 163 | he was possessed of the lust of deceit, he could only
308 2, 163 | shalt deceive by earthly lust,' ~namely sinners who are
309 2, 165 | taste is not curiosity but lust or ~gluttony. Therefore
310 2, 165 | a woman is directed to ~lust: even so the busy inquiry
311 2, 165 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Lust and gluttony are about pleasures
312 2, 165 | annoyance, but out of the lust of experiment and knowledge."~
313 2, 165 | man prone to ~the vices of lust and cruelty on account of
314 2, 167 | apparel may incite men to ~lust, according to Prov. 7:10, "
315 2, 167 | intention of provoking others to lust, they sin mortally; whereas
316 2, 167 | they have lent their art to lust, by abusing its needs, ~
317 2, 168 | to any other species of lust. Neither, therefore, should
318 2, 168 | adultery, which is a species of lust that is opposed to temperance.
319 2, 168 | is any other species of lust, for a ~father is not so
320 2, 175 | men's minds be enticed to lust, ~for it is written (Ecclus.
321 2, 183 | drunkards," which proceeds from lust, "the lord of that ~servant
322 2, 187 | from sins of gluttony and ~lust and all other manner of
323 3, 15 | is proper to the flesh to lust after ~its pleasures. Now
324 3, 15 | sin, ~for this implies the lust after pleasurable things
325 3, 27 | et Concup. i.), it is ~lust that transmits original
326 3, 27 | sin to the offspring. Now lust implies ~inordinate concupiscence,
327 3, 31 | tainted ~with the impurity of lust in the conception of other
328 3, 31 | through being ~conceived in lust, just as the entire flesh
329 3, 31 | man is conceived through ~lust, so also is it entirely
330 3, 41 | of ~desires" - namely, "lust of the flesh, hope of glory,
331 3, 65 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, lust is not more grievous than
332 3, 65 | instituted as a remedy for lust.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[65] A[
333 3, 80 | debt of marriage not from lust, ~but from desire to have
334 3, 80 | begetting offspring, but ~lust that prevails," then such
335 Suppl, 12| which are twofold: viz. the lust of sin through the habit
336 Suppl, 14| as ~when a mall curbs his lust and perseveres in covetousness.
337 Suppl, 15| delectation, as gluttony and lust. and, another which is completed
338 Suppl, 41| meritorious. But if the motive be lust, yet not excluding the marriage ~
339 Suppl, 41| then it will be ~an act of lust.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[41] A[
340 Suppl, 49| through the instigation of lust, it would seem that it is ~
341 Suppl, 54| very great incentive to ~lust. Yet the Old Law permitted
342 Suppl, 62| John Chrysostom] says that "lust is a passion proper to ~
343 Suppl, 65| the greatest incentive to lust. Therefore since lustful ~
344 Suppl, 65| neither is every movement of lust, because the first movements
345 Suppl, 65| because the first movements of lust ~and the like are venial
346 Suppl, 65| Nevertheless some acts of lust are mortal sins, while some
347 Suppl, 76| of a dog ~on account of lust, into the body of a lion
348 Suppl, 78| another, since ~there will no lust to invite them to shameful
349 Suppl, 93| have been dishonored by lust: hence virginity ~would
350 Suppl, 93| one who performs an act of lust sins more than one ~who
|