Part, Question

 1   1, 21 |   Philosopher (Ethic. v, 4) calls ~commutative justice, that directs exchange
 2   2, 60 |            of another species from commutative justice; but ~about this
 3   2, 59 |     justice, i.e. distributive and commutative ~justice; (2) the quasi-integral
 4   2, 59 |         would seem to be an act of commutative justice, we must ~consider (
 5   2, 59 |            the distinction between commutative and distributive ~justice; (
 6   2, 59 |             viz. distributive and ~commutative?~(2) Whether in either case
 7   2, 59 |            suitably assigned, viz. commutative ~and distributive?~Aquin.:
 8   2, 59 |    assigned, viz. distributive and commutative. That which is hurtful to
 9   2, 59 |          species of a ~virtue. Now commutative justice consists in rendering
10   2, 59 |         This ~order is directed by commutative justice, which is concerned
11   2, 59 |         justice, ~distributive and commutative.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[61] A[
12   2, 59 |            OBJ 5: Distributive and commutative justice differ not only
13   2, 59 |         way in distributive as in ~commutative justice?~Aquin.: SMT SS
14   2, 59 |     observed in the same way as in commutative justice. For each of these
15   2, 59 |          in both ~distributive and commutative justice.~Aquin.: SMT SS
16   2, 59 |             are considered also in commutative justice, for instance, in
17   2, 59 |           proportion," ~whereas in commutative justice it follows "arithmetical
18   2, 59 |          wherein ~distributive and commutative justice agree: but in one
19   2, 59 |   considered in itself, whereas in commutative justice it is considered
20   2, 59 |    Therefore, if distributive and ~commutative justice have different matters,
21   2, 59 |      another, and ~this belongs to commutative justice. Therefore the matters
22   2, 59 |       matters of ~distributive and commutative justice are not distinct.~
23   2, 59 |      justice differs from that ~of commutative justice, for the reason
24   2, 59 |  Philosopher (Ethic. v, 2) reckons commutative justice as ~one species,
25   2, 59 |         matter of distributive and commutative justice is the same, ~since
26   2, 59 |       directs distributions, while commutative justice ~directs commutations
27   2, 59 |         species of justice, namely commutative justice. And this suffices
28   2, 59 |            the community; while in commutative ~justice it regards the
29   2, 59 |   according to the requirements of commutative justice, namely ~that the
30   2, 59 |  retaliation is in accordance with commutative justice: but there is no ~
31   2, 59 |            with the ~conditions of commutative justice, in so far as rewards
32   2, 59 |          this is to be referred to commutative, not distributive, ~justice.
33   2, 60 |           restitution is an act of commutative justice?~Aquin.: SMT SS
34   2, 60 |       restitution is not an act of commutative ~justice. For justice regards
35   2, 60 |  restitution is not more an act of commutative than of ~distributive justice.~
36   2, 60 |         away. Now it is an act ~of commutative injustice to take away what
37   2, 60 |       another, and this belongs to commutative justice. Hence restitution
38   2, 60 |          restitution is an ~act of commutative justice, occasioned by one
39   2, 60 |        consequently it pertains to commutative justice.~Aquin.: SMT SS
40   2, 60 |         above (A[1]) is an act of ~commutative justice, and this demands
41   2, 60 |     re-establishes the equality of commutative ~justice, which equality
42   2, 60 |          according to ~the form of commutative justice. On the other hand,
43   2, 61 |     consider the vices opposed to ~commutative justice.~Aquin.: SMT SS
44   2, 61 |         seem to pertain chiefly to commutative justice. Therefore respect
45   2, 61 |          way judgment is common to commutative and ~distributive justice:
46   2, 61 |            in as much as, even in ~commutative justice, the judge takes
47   2, 62 |             1/2 - VICES OPPOSED TO COMMUTATIVE JUSTICE (QQ[64]-81)~(A)
48   2, 62 |      consider the vices opposed to commutative ~justice. We must consider (
49   2, 65 |    consider those vices opposed to commutative justice, that ~consist in
50   2, 75 |          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: In commutative justice we consider chiefly
51   2, 78 |            seemingly a ~species of commutative justice whereby revenge
52   2, 78 |       judge's sentence, belongs to commutative justice: ~whereas the revenge
53   2, 104| proportionate repayment belongs to commutative justice, ~according to the
54   2, 104| Proportionate repayment belongs to commutative justice, ~when it answers
55   2, 106|           virtue, but is an act of commutative justice. ~Therefore in the
56   2, 106|            a legal debt belongs to commutative ~justice, and as repayment
57   2, 106|      public justice, is an ~act of commutative justice; while so far as
58   2, 115|        matter of ~distributive and commutative justice. Therefore they
59   3, 85 |           viz. "distributive" and "commutative." But penance does not seem
60   3, 85 |           both are comprised under commutative justice.~Aquin.: SMT TP
61   3, 85 |          moderates, are objects of commutative ~justice. Accordingly it