Part, Question
1 1, 95 | implies of necessity ~a pain inflicted on the subject; and consequently
2 1, 112 | for sins or for the pains ~inflicted on men. For grief and sorrow,
3 1, 112 | will sin and the ~pains inflicted on its account: but they
4 2, 36 | 1 ~OBJ 2: Further, hurt inflicted is the cause of sorrow.
5 2, 36 | sorrow. But hurt can be ~inflicted even by a lesser power.
6 2, 37 | sorrow consumes those who are inflicted therewith, as ~may be gathered
7 2, 42 | such as violent death ~inflicted by an assailant. In either
8 2, 46 | on account of some pain inflicted, ~and unless there be desire
9 2, 46 | Consequently if the person, who inflicted the ~injury, excel very
10 2, 46 | between the punishment to be inflicted ~and the hurt done; wherefore
11 2, 46 | reason denounces the injury inflicted, "but listens ~not perfectly,"
12 2, 46 | Consequently when the evil ~inflicted goes beyond the measure
13 2, 46 | to the will, painful, and inflicted for some fault. ~Consequently
14 2, 46 | the soul due to the wrong ~inflicted; whereas hatred ensues from
15 2, 47 | Consequently whatever injury is inflicted on us, in so far as it is ~
16 2, 48 | is caused by some injury inflicted, as by a ~contrary that
17 2, 70 | helps us to bear the evils inflicted on us ~by those among whom
18 2, 73 | OBJ 2: Further, harm is inflicted by sins against our neighbor.
19 2, 73 | Further, greater harm is inflicted on a man by depriving him
20 2, 73 | follow, supposing harm to be inflicted ~chiefly by sins against
21 2, 73 | to God: so that an injury inflicted on ~such a person redounds
22 2, 73 | less sinful than if it were inflicted on another, because ~he
23 2, 74 | seen in the blow that is inflicted in the sin ~of murder. Consequently
24 2, 79 | evil of punishment must be inflicted for the sake of good.~
25 2, 81 | ccl.], children are never inflicted with spiritual punishment
26 2, 84 | which capital punishment is ~inflicted. It is not in this sense
27 2, 85 | things to be punishments inflicted on the soul of the sinner,
28 2, 85 | these are the four wounds inflicted on the whole of human ~nature
29 2, 87 | Whether every punishment is inflicted for a sin?~(8) Whether one
30 2, 87 | threefold punishment; one, inflicted by ~himself, viz. remorse
31 2, 87 | of conscience; another, inflicted by man; and a ~third, inflicted
32 2, 87 | inflicted by man; and a ~third, inflicted by God.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
33 2, 87 | a just punishment may be inflicted either by God ~or by man:
34 2, 87 | the eternity of punishment inflicted by God. Now ~according to
35 2, 87 | Even the punishment that is inflicted according to human ~laws,
36 2, 87 | the eternal punishments inflicted by God on the reprobate, ~
37 2, 87 | Whether every punishment is inflicted for a sin?~Aquin.: SMT FS
38 2, 87 | not every punishment is inflicted for a sin. ~For it is written (
39 2, 87 | not every punishment is inflicted for a sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS
40 2, 87 | not every punishment ~is inflicted for a sin.~Aquin.: SMT FS
41 2, 87 | punishment is not always inflicted ~by God for sin.~Aquin.:
42 2, 87 | punishment is just, and is ~inflicted for a sin."~Aquin.: SMT
43 2, 87 | we speak of punishment inflicted on account of sin, inasmuch
44 2, 87 | have ~such like punishments inflicted on one for another's sin,
45 2, 87 | like punishments are not inflicted on one for ~another's sin,
46 2, 92 | whose authority the pain ~is inflicted. Wherefore to reward is
47 2, 94 | which death of nature is inflicted by the power of God on account ~
48 2, 94 | command of God, death can be inflicted on ~any man, guilty or innocent,
49 2, 99 | rewards or ~punishments to be inflicted by men: whereas the Divine
50 2, 100 | the penalty ~of the law is inflicted. But Divine law and human
51 2, 100 | the penalty of the law ~is inflicted only for those things which
52 2, 100 | of any kind of violence inflicted on our neighbor, according ~
53 2, 100 | of death, which the ~Law inflicted on its transgressors: in
54 2, 105 | was ~rather a punishment inflicted on that people for their
55 2, 105 | the Law should not have inflicted the two other ~punishments,
56 2, 105 | A severe punishment is inflicted not only on account of the
57 2, 105 | fields. Consequently the Law inflicted a heavier penalty, by ~ordering
58 2, 105 | more ~heavy penalty was inflicted in their regard, so that
59 2, 105 | Reply OBJ 10: The Old Law inflicted the death penalty for the
60 2, 105 | thief of other things it inflicted punishment ~by indemnification:
61 2, 105 | ordered punishment to be inflicted on the man who falsely accused
62 2, 2 | consist in ~persecution inflicted by one who endeavors to
63 2, 7 | penal evils, which ~are inflicted in accordance with the Divine
64 2, 10 | the part of the punishment inflicted by the sentence of the Church ~
65 2, 12 | death punishment is not ~inflicted except for a mortal sin.
66 2, 12 | and hate the punishments inflicted on them for those same ~
67 2, 13 | Therefore the Lord both inflicted ~temporal punishment on
68 2, 17 | punishment, that what ~is inflicted in punishment, should go
69 2, 18 | something just, through being inflicted on us justly; although originally ~
70 2, 18 | drawn to ~God, and which is inflicted or threatened by God. Servile
71 2, 18 | reference to the punishments ~inflicted by the secular power. Now
72 2, 24 | individual. Moreover the death inflicted by the judge profits the
73 2, 26 | something which can be inflicted by God. Therefore it seems
74 2, 29 | vices whereby a hurt is inflicted on our neighbor, ~for instance,
75 2, 32 | many hate the punishments inflicted on them, and yet ~they bear
76 2, 32 | secondly ~by reason of the hurt inflicted on the person sinned against.
77 2, 32 | hand, as regards the hurt inflicted on his neighbor, a ~man'
78 2, 37 | schismatics;~(4) Of the punishment inflicted on them.~Aquin.: SMT SS
79 2, 37 | more severe punishment is inflicted for an habitual sin (as ~
80 2, 37 | severe punishment ought to be inflicted. As ~regards the ten tribes,
81 2, 37 | double punishment is not inflicted for one and the ~same sin,
82 2, 38 | Because ~punishment is not inflicted except for sin. Now those
83 2, 38 | make amends for the wrongs ~inflicted by its subjects, or to restore
84 2, 53 | deceived, and ~to endure wrongs inflicted on them by fraud.~Aquin.:
85 2, 56 | Reply OBJ 3: The injury inflicted bears a different proportion
86 2, 57 | injustice especially if it be inflicted by himself.~Aquin.: SMT
87 2, 57 | the soul. Now every injury inflicted on ~another person is of
88 2, 57 | always consists in an injury ~inflicted on another person, it is
89 2, 58 | latter case ~an injury is inflicted, but not in the former.~
90 2, 60 | fixes the punishment to be inflicted by the judge. Nor is this ~
91 2, 60 | taken. For he that has inflicted a loss on a man is bound
92 2, 61 | Further, penalties are inflicted according to a sentence.
93 2, 61 | a heavier ~punishment is inflicted on one who injures the person
94 2, 62 | special punishment had to be inflicted, according ~to the Divine
95 2, 62 | more grievous ~injury is inflicted on the person sinned against.
96 2, 62 | the canons a penalty, is inflicted on those ~who cause death
97 2, 63 | against his will. Now the evil inflicted on a man's own ~person is
98 2, 63 | will than that which is inflicted on a person ~connected with
99 2, 63 | him. Therefore an injury inflicted on a person connected ~with
100 2, 63 | through an injury being ~inflicted on one who is connected
101 2, 63 | Now when an injury is ~inflicted on one who is connected
102 2, 63 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: An injury inflicted on a person connected with
103 2, 64 | the death punishment is ~inflicted, not for every mortal sin,
104 2, 64 | the pain of death is not ~inflicted for theft which does not
105 2, 64 | which the pain of death is ~inflicted (Ex. 21:16).~Aquin.: SMT
106 2, 64 | grievous injuries may be inflicted by robbery than by ~theft:
107 2, 65 | The punishment that is inflicted is on account of ~his rebellion
108 2, 66 | retaliation ought to be inflicted ~on one who has accused
109 2, 66 | harm he has intended ~to be inflicted on another, according to
110 2, 66 | referring to the disgrace ~inflicted by the civil judge, as Gratian
111 2, 67 | human laws no punishment is ~inflicted on him, for the reason given
112 2, 68 | no particular injury is inflicted on anyone. ~Or, if some
113 2, 68 | Now a penalty must not be inflicted save for a fault. Therefore ~
114 2, 69 | evidenced by the punishment inflicted on ~the servant who hid
115 2, 70 | must now consider injuries inflicted by words uttered ~extrajudicially.
116 2, 70 | Reviling ~implies some injury inflicted on one's neighbor, since
117 2, 70 | OBJ 3: Further, a dishonor inflicted by words is called a railing
118 2, 71 | i.e. as regards the injury inflicted, the reviler injuring a ~
119 2, 71 | are reduced all ~injuries inflicted on our neighbor, whether
120 2, 73 | neighbor. Now the injury inflicted on a man by derision ~affects
121 2, 77 | deprived of ~seeing God and is inflicted for the sin of omission,
122 2, 77 | pain of sense, which is inflicted for the sin of ~transgression,
123 2, 78 | revenge is taken for injuries ~inflicted, as stated above (Q[61],
124 2, 81 | temporal ~evils are sometimes inflicted by God on the wicked for
125 2, 81 | that temporal ~evils be inflicted on our enemies in order
126 2, 83 | that punishment should be inflicted on them is ~a matter determined
127 2, 96 | lesser punishment is to be inflicted on them.~Aquin.: SMT SS
128 2, 97 | Therefore any injury inflicted on the Christian people,
129 2, 97 | punishment is not wont to be inflicted for a ~criminal fault. But
130 2, 97 | utility. For punishments are inflicted as medicines, ~that men
131 2, 97 | pecuniary ~punishment is inflicted, in order that men may be
132 2, 97 | double punishment must be inflicted. Wherefore it was necessary
133 2, 98 | external punishment is not inflicted for ~the internal movements
134 2, 106 | takes revenge ~for wrongs inflicted on himself. But, seemingly,
135 2, 106 | of one who has unjustly inflicted evil on him, as ~neither
136 2, 106 | But in so far as the wrong inflicted on a man ~affects his person,
137 2, 106 | against wrongs, lest they be inflicted on him, or he avenges those
138 2, 106 | which ~have already been inflicted on him, with the intention,
139 2, 106 | punishment of death should not be inflicted ~for a sin.~Aquin.: SMT
140 2, 106 | punishment of ~death may be inflicted on sinners.~Aquin.: SMT
141 2, 106 | the punishment of death is inflicted on those sins ~alone which
142 2, 106 | many of the punishments ~inflicted by God in this present life
143 2, 113 | punishment as this is not ~inflicted save for mortal sin. Therefore
144 2, 120 | many other injuries can be inflicted on one's ~neighbor, as appears
145 2, 120 | those injuries that can be inflicted on one's neighbor, had to
146 2, 120 | other injuries that are inflicted on our neighbor are ~reducible
147 2, 120 | For all ~injuries that are inflicted on the person of our neighbor
148 2, 120 | of all. ~Those that are inflicted on a person connected with
149 2, 122 | endurance of sufferings unjustly inflicted. Nor ~ought a man to give
150 2, 122 | other kind of hardship ~inflicted by persecution and continued
151 2, 124 | nor ~anything that can be inflicted by man, according to Is.
152 2, 124 | and whatever else can be inflicted by mortal man are ~not to
153 2, 131 | anger, ~which are injuries inflicted whereby the soul of the
154 2, 134 | consists in enduring evils inflicted by ~others." Therefore patience
155 2, 134 | an equal mind the evils inflicted by others," as ~Gregory
156 2, 134 | of those evils that are ~inflicted by others, foremost and
157 2, 134 | is chiefly about sorrows inflicted by other persons. Moreover
158 2, 146 | the people of Sodom were inflicted for sins ~occasioned by
159 2, 148 | such punishments are ~not inflicted save for mortal sins. Therefore
160 2, 156 | cause ~of anger, to wit, the inflicted injury, remains too long
161 2, 156 | their anger until they have inflicted punishment.~Aquin.: SMT
162 2, 156 | on the punishment to be ~inflicted": to the third case is assigned "
163 2, 156 | results from an ~injury inflicted.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[158] A[
164 2, 156 | all manner of ~injuries inflicted on one's neighbor through
165 2, 162 | Further, the punishment inflicted for a sin should outweigh
166 2, 162 | is to be understood as ~inflicted in punishment of the woman,
167 3, 7 | whose power an evil can be inflicted, as we fear the king inasmuch
168 3, 7 | Whose power evil may be inflicted. on the other hand, hope,
169 3, 15 | struck Him and wounds were inflicted on Him, and scourges fell
170 3, 15 | sorrow. or when sorrow is inflicted ~upon someone, there arises
171 3, 44 | punishment is not justly inflicted save for fault. But ~it
172 3, 46 | the death He endured was inflicted on Him by men. But even
173 3, 46 | but not ~those injuries inflicted from without - nay, more,
174 3, 46 | dealing now with sufferings inflicted from ~without, since it
175 3, 46 | far as he deems the hurt ~inflicted to be the more undeserved.
176 3, 46 | mentally the ~sufferings inflicted upon Him." Consequently
177 3, 46 | who was simply a man; they inflicted their presumptions upon ~
178 3, 47 | persecutors slew Him because they inflicted on Him what ~was a sufficient
179 3, 47 | did not repel the injury inflicted on His body, but willed ~
180 3, 47 | to show that the Passion inflicted by ~violence did not take
181 3, 47 | succumbed ~to the injury inflicted.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[47] A[
182 3, 47 | voluntarily; because violence was inflicted on ~His body, which, however,
183 3, 47 | the Jews, knowing Christ, inflicted the Passion on Him out of ~
184 3, 50 | nature: but He endured ~death inflicted from without, to which He
185 3, 51 | sickness, but from ~suffering inflicted on Him, to which He gave
186 3, 54 | crucified; see the wounds you inflicted; recognize the ~side you
187 3, 61 | for the healing of wounds inflicted by sin. Therefore ~they
188 3, 69 | Reply OBJ 3: In punishments inflicted by a human tribunal, we
189 Suppl, 6 | order that punishment may be inflicted in proportion to the offense.
190 Suppl, 6 | even that ~which might be inflicted on him by another. Therefore
191 Suppl, 8 | justice by the punishment ~inflicted on him. But this would not
192 Suppl, 12| compensation for injury inflicted. Wherefore as the injury
193 Suppl, 12| Wherefore as the injury inflicted ~entailed of itself an inequality
194 Suppl, 12| as "compensation for an inflicted injury according to the ~
195 Suppl, 15| But these scourges are ~inflicted on the wicked also, and
196 Suppl, 15| scourges are ~sometimes inflicted on those who have no sins,
197 Suppl, 15| the scourges, which are inflicted by God on account of ~sin,
198 Suppl, 15| in nature, punishment is inflicted by God on a ~person without
199 Suppl, 21| excommunicate a man for having inflicted temporal ~injury on anyone.
200 Suppl, 21| excommunication should not be ~inflicted, even for a mortal sin,
201 Suppl, 21| punishments, which can ~be inflicted unjustly by ecclesiastical
202 Suppl, 22| many dangers, unless it be inflicted with moderation. Therefore
203 Suppl, 23| person is not that ~which is inflicted for mortal sin, but rather
204 Suppl, 23| penalties are sometimes inflicted on one person ~for the sin
205 Suppl, 39| Reply OBJ 1: The Old Law inflicted the punishment of blood,
206 Suppl, 41| guilt, but of punishment ~inflicted for the first sin, inasmuch
207 Suppl, 52| requires punishment to be inflicted for ~guilt, and that no
208 Suppl, 58| OBJ 3: Further, if this is inflicted as a punishment of the sin,
209 Suppl, 60| of any punishment ~to be inflicted by a secular court. Therefore
210 Suppl, 62| debt of punishment to be ~inflicted by the judgment of man,
211 Suppl, 66| are, or have yet to be, inflicted: for one does not ~recover
212 Suppl, 69| souls, and the punishment inflicted on them by fire; (3) the ~
213 Suppl, 70| BODY, AND OF THE PUNISHMENT INFLICTED ON IT BY MATERIAL FIRE (
214 Suppl, 70| body, and the punishment inflicted on it by material fire.
215 Suppl, 70| souls ~of the damned are inflicted by a corporeal fire.~Aquin.:
216 Suppl, 72| cleanses much more than pain inflicted after death, as ~in the
217 Suppl, 72| death is the punishment inflicted on man for his ~own transgression,
218 Suppl, 72| of the soul from God, is inflicted on man for mortal ~sin.
219 Suppl, 75| reformed. For just as death was inflicted by Divine justice as a ~
220 Suppl, 83| every tribunal punishment is inflicted according ~to the jurisdiction
221 Suppl, 83| this ~temporal life are inflicted for some particular sin
222 Suppl, 85| before the judgment was not inflicted completely will be ~completed
223 Suppl, 93| since it is a punishment ~inflicted by another person with force.
224 Suppl, 93| with the passion ~that is inflicted from without. Wherefore,
225 Suppl, 93| Now among all passions inflicted from without, death ~holds
226 Suppl, 93| such injuries only as ~are inflicted on a person's own body and
227 Suppl, 94| wherefore it should be inflicted by fire alone ~which is
228 Suppl, 94| refer to the punishments inflicted on man on the way: ~according
229 Suppl, 95| suffer from the punishment ~inflicted on them for sin.~Aquin.:
230 Suppl, 95| they hate the punishment inflicted on them ~[*Cf. Q[90], A[
231 Suppl, 95| their fall, wherefore God inflicted a punishment ~on the serpent,
232 Suppl, 96| an eternal punishment is inflicted on ~sinners?~(2) Whether
233 Suppl, 96| an eternal punishment is inflicted on sinners? ~[*Cf. FS, Q[
234 Suppl, 96| eternal punishment is not inflicted on ~sinners by Divine justice.
235 Suppl, 96| eternal punishment is not ~inflicted for sins according to Divine
236 Suppl, 96| death." That the punishment ~inflicted by the earthly state is
237 Suppl, 96| Reply OBJ 3: The punishments inflicted on those who are not altogether ~
238 Suppl, 96| only when they ~are being inflicted, but also when they are
239 Suppl, 96| eternal punishment will be inflicted on none but ~those who omit
240 Appen1, 1| from a bodily fire, and are inflicted ~with punishment by fire?~(
241 Appen1, 1| sensible punishment were inflicted after ~death for original
242 Appen1, 1| for sensible punishment is inflicted for that which is proper
243 Appen1, 1| their ~punishment is justly inflicted by God, that their will
244 Appen1, 2| hurts it: wherefore hurts inflicted on the more ~sensible parts
245 Appen1, 2| greatest pain when a hurt is inflicted on the soul itself. That
246 Appen1, 2| they are cleansed by pains ~inflicted by the devil, as was the
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