Part, Question

 1   1, 91  |       creation of things did not demand that woman should be made
 2   1, 111 |      such an operation ~does not demand to occupy a place; indeed,
 3   2, 92  |  something, as: 'A brave man may demand his reward'": or forbids ~
 4   2, 105 |     neighbor or brother, ~cannot demand it again, because it is
 5   2, 105 |         24:10): "When thou shalt demand of thy neighbor any ~thing
 6   2, 105 |         10,11): "When thou shalt demand of thy neighbor anything
 7   2, 108 |      teaches that we should not ~demand our goods from motives of
 8   2, 3   |          and our neighbor's good demand, ~man should not be contented
 9   2, 23  |       needs of the present ~life demand. This is the perfection
10   2, 25  |         he is the first thing to demand ~our love: and God is more
11   2, 31  |   fraternal correction does not ~demand that a private admonition
12   2, 31  |         fraternal correction to ~demand that we should first of
13   2, 41  |       reason the Church does not demand tithes in certain countries,
14   2, 69  |         that "it is customary to demand ~from them restitution of
15   2, 76  |      lending money to anyone, to demand some sort of compensation
16   2, 76  |         the loan be made with a ~demand or expectation of aught
17   2, 76  |     consequently he may lawfully demand as something belonging to
18   2, 85  |      tithes, when they could not demand them without scandal, on ~
19   2, 85  |       where the Church does ~not demand them are not in a state
20   2, 85  |      unbecoming that they should demand minute things with careful
21   2, 85  |         exaction when the clergy demand tithes from the clergy" ~[*
22   2, 94  |       words, two ~points seem to demand caution. The first is the
23   2, 96  |         it is useless for him to demand ~an oath: and if he believes
24   2, 96  |    Therefore it is not lawful to demand an oath of such a man.~Aquin.:
25   2, 96  |        Therefore it is lawful to demand an oath from one who swears ~
26   2, 98  |     absolution. But some persons demand money when ~absolving from
27   2, 98  | simoniacal, ~especially when the demand is made of a person unwilling
28   2, 98  |    unwilling to pay. But if ~the demand be made in payment of a
29   2, 98  | customary, and especially if the demand be acceded to ~voluntarily.
30   2, 98  |     Simonia], it is forbidden to demand anything for the Nuptial ~
31   2, 98  |        Therefore it is lawful to demand something for spiritual
32   2, 118 |       his sword in deposit, ~and demand its delivery while in a
33   2, 169 |      that is to say, "Its merits demand that ~it should be destroyed."
34   2, 183 |      according as place and time demand: ~hence Augustine says (
35   2, 185 |          They all ask, they ~all demand to be supported in their
36   2, 186 |      however, a man ~were not to demand the return of that which
37   3, 68  |       For God's justice seems to demand that a man ~should be punished
38   3, 69  |        Further, various diseases demand various remedies: because
39 Suppl, 13|          for friendship does not demand ~measure for measure, but
40 Suppl, 52|          the debt his master may demand of him a service which he
41 Suppl, 53|       that she will be unable to demand the debt, ~since order is
42 Suppl, 53|        ordained, since he cannot demand ~the debt, nor is the wife
43 Suppl, 58|          intercourse, nor can he demand it ~without sin. And yet
44 Suppl, 60|     before ~a secular court, and demand that she receive capital
45 Suppl, 62|        the marriage ~debt at her demand, unless he be compelled
46 Suppl, 62|     would be unlawful for her to demand it.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[62]
47 Suppl, 64|            3) Whether a wife may demand the debt during the menses?~(
48 Suppl, 64|         master is not ashamed to demand of his slave the duty ~of
49 Suppl, 64|        if the master were not to demand it, either through ignorance
50 Suppl, 64|   request, she must yield to his demand. But it ~would not be safe
51 Suppl, 64|     other's consent, vow not ~to demand the debt, since in this
52 Suppl, 64|       other's consent vow not to demand the debt, not however ~not
53 Suppl, 64|       Whether it is forbidden to demand the debt on holy days?~Aquin.:
54 Suppl, 64|          But it is not lawful to demand the debt in a holy place.
55 Suppl, 72|         disposition which is the demand for that union: since such ~
56 Suppl, 79|         like parts, all of which demand different complexions. ~
57 Suppl, 90|       Works in themselves do not demand the payment of a reward, ~