Part, Question
1 2, 105 | importunate in exacting ~payment. Hence it is written (Ex.
2 2, 31 | material due, such as the payment of a sum of money, he must
3 2, 41 | who were not used to this payment. Hence it behooved him ~
4 2, 41 | first of ~all that such a payment was a duty. For a like reason
5 2, 55 | equality, for instance the ~payment of the wage due for a service
6 2, 59 | certain distribution and payment of ~laborious works.~Aquin.:
7 2, 60 | of justice attending the payment of one thing for ~another,
8 2, 60 | as when a woman receives payment for fornication: ~wherefore
9 2, 60 | salary is given to them ~in payment of their preserving justice
10 2, 69 | for an advocate to take payment in money ~for pleading.~
11 2, 69 | A man may justly receive payment for granting what he is ~
12 2, 69 | lawful to take money in payment of that use, else no craftsman
13 2, 69 | their expenses ~(not as payment for giving evidence, but
14 2, 75 | gain, not as an end, but as payment for his labor.~Aquin.: SMT
15 2, 76 | consideration, by way of payment for the loan?~(3) Whether
16 2, 76 | wheat, and asks for double payment, viz. one, the return of
17 2, 76 | nature unlawful to take payment ~for the use of money lent,
18 2, 76 | use of money lent, which payment is known as usury: and just
19 2, 76 | cases there seems to be ~payment for a loan of money: nor
20 2, 76 | because this waiting for the payment of the ~price has the character
21 2, 76 | because again this anticipated payment of money has the character
22 2, 85 | time being fixed for its ~payment, must be paid at once under
23 2, 85 | Church has ~established the payment of tithe; thus showing a
24 2, 85 | persons ~might ordain the payment of some other proportion.~
25 2, 85 | Now the principle of the payment of tithes is the debt whereby
26 2, 85 | of the ~Church about the payment of tithes. Now whatever
27 2, 85 | fittingness to the end. Now the payment of tithes is due not for
28 2, 85 | Old Law did not order the payment of tithes on such like minute ~
29 2, 85 | are not immune from the payment of tithes.~Aquin.: SMT SS
30 2, 85 | they are bound to the ~payment of tithes.~Aquin.: SMT SS
31 2, 92 | to idolatry, just as the payment of a tax is univocally the ~
32 2, 98 | price of goods, but as a payment ~for their need. Hence a
33 2, 98 | be ~simoniacal), but as payment for his livelihood, as stated
34 2, 98 | if ~the demand be made in payment of a stipend recognized
35 2, 98 | this exercise by demanding payment for it.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
36 2, 98 | he receives a statutory payment from the ~funds of the Church
37 2, 98 | intended to accept the price as payment for a burial ~place, he
38 2, 98 | same as ~though he demanded payment from him, and he would not
39 2, 100 | virtue is appointed ~for the payment of worship and honor to
40 2, 100 | also fear and a certain payment of ~remuneration, according
41 2, 120 | command whatever ~concerns the payment of debt to any person, as
42 2, 166 | those who make them any payment, would sin as ~accomplices
43 2, 185 | who preach the Gospel in payment of their labor or ~work,
44 2, 186 | and without ~demanding payment as of right, the faithful
45 3, 48 | debt of punishment, to the payment of which man was ~held fast
46 3, 88 | his master exacted the payment of the debt already forgiven,
47 Suppl, 4 | yet, in a broad sense, the payment of the punishment ~due may
48 Suppl, 8 | Purgatory is only for ~the payment of the debt, because there
49 Suppl, 13| other hand, as regards the ~payment of the debt, one man can
50 Suppl, 13| 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: In the payment of the debt we consider
51 Suppl, 14| man. But man accepts the ~payment of one debt without the
52 Suppl, 14| of one debt without the payment of another. Therefore God
53 Suppl, 14| justice be restored by the payment of a ~punishment equal to
54 Suppl, 43| condition appended is the ~payment of a sum of money by way
55 Suppl, 47| it is contingent, as the payment of a ~sum of money, or the
56 Suppl, 49| marriage on account of the payment of the debt.~Aquin.: SMT
57 Suppl, 49| because this is a kind of payment of the debt ~that comes
58 Suppl, 52| marriage ineffectual as to the ~payment of the debt; and since it
59 Suppl, 52| and the obstacle which the payment of the ~debt places in the
60 Suppl, 53| marriage as ~regards the payment of the debt, in respect
61 Suppl, 53| would ~be deprived of the payment of the debt, of which she
62 Suppl, 62| husband save as regards the ~payment of the marriage debt and
63 Suppl, 64| MARRIAGE, AND FIRST OF THE PAYMENT OF THE ~MARRIAGE DEBT (TEN
64 Suppl, 64| annexed to ~marriage: (1) the payment of the marriage debt; (2)
65 Suppl, 64| vow that ~prohibits the payment of the debt?~(7) Whether
66 Suppl, 64| are mutually bound to the payment of the ~marriage debt?~Aquin.:
67 Suppl, 64| obligation of a precept, to the payment of the marriage debt. For
68 Suppl, 64| iv, D, 32). Therefore the payment of the debt ~does not come
69 Suppl, 64| precept. If, therefore, the payment of the debt comes under ~
70 Suppl, 64| are mutually bound to the ~payment of the marriage debt.~Aquin.:
71 Suppl, 64| concupiscence. Therefore the payment of the debt is an obligation
72 Suppl, 64| But the time fixed for the payment of the ~debt can only be
73 Suppl, 64| Therefore he is not bound to ~payment otherwise.~Aquin.: SMT XP
74 Suppl, 64| On the contrary, By the payment of the debt a remedy is
75 Suppl, 64| rebel against it. But the payment of the debt ~on the husband'
76 Suppl, 64| which ~is the purpose of the payment of the debt) unless it be
77 Suppl, 64| since this prevents the payment of the debt, either ~husband
78 Suppl, 64| mutually bound as regards the payment of the debt ~which is an
79 Suppl, 64| of minds caused by the ~payment of a request for the debt
80 Suppl, 71| a light, but rather ~the payment of a debt: and it does not
81 Suppl, 71| after the manner of the payment of a debt, as ~stated above (
82 Suppl, 86| discussion ~of merits and the payment of rewards. As regards the
83 Suppl, 86| rewards. As regards the payment of rewards, ~all will be
84 Suppl, 86| judgment as regards the ~payment of rewards.~Aquin.: SMT
85 Suppl, 90| themselves do not demand the payment of a reward, ~except as
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