What are those aggravations that make some sins more heinous than others?

Sins receive their aggravations:

1. From the persons offending:^[1] if they be of riper age,^[2] greater experience or grace,^[3] eminent for profession,^[4] gifts,^[5] place,^[6] office,^[7] guides to others,^[8] and whose example is likely to be followed by others.^[9]
2. From the parties offended:^[10] if immediately against God,^[11] his attributes,^[12] and worship;^[13] against Christ, and his grace;^[14] the Holy Spirit,^[15] his witness,^[16] and workings;^[17] against superiors, men of eminency,^[18] and such as we stand especially related and engaged unto;^[19] against any of the saints,^[20] particularly weak brethren,^[21] the souls of them, or any other,^[22] and the common good of all or many.^[23]
3. From the nature and quality of the offense:^[24] if it be against the express letter of the law,^[25] break many commandments, contain in it many sins:^[26] if not only conceived in the heart, but breaks forth in words and actions,^[27] scandalize others,^[28] and admit of no reparation:^[29] if against means,^[30] mercies,^[31] judgments,^[32] light of nature,^[33] conviction of conscience,^[34] public or private admonition,^[35] censures of the church,^[36] civil punishments;^[37] and our prayers, purposes, promises,^[38] vows,^[39] covenants,^[40] and engagements to God or men:^[41] if done deliberately,^[42] wilfully,^[43] presumptuously,^[44] impudently,^[45] boastingly,^[46] maliciously,^[47] frequently,^[48] obstinately,^[49] with delight,^[50] continuance,^[51] or relapsing after repentance.^[52]
4. From circumstances of time ^[53] and place:^[54] if on the Lord’s day,^[55] or other times of divine worship;^[56] or immediately before ^[57] or after these,^[58] or other helps to prevent or remedy such miscarriages:^[59] if in public, or in the presence of others, who are thereby likely to be provoked or defiled.^[60]