Part, Question

 1   1, 21  |  creatures, and in either way God pays ~what is due. It is due
 2   1, 21  |          although God in this way pays each thing its due, yet ~
 3   1, 21  |           justice; thus a man who pays ~another two hundred pieces
 4   2, 76  |            for the reason that he pays for the ~goods before they
 5   2, 79  |      stated above (A[4]) religion pays due worship to God. ~Hence
 6   2, 85  |  defrauded the Church: yet if one pays, the other ~is not bound.
 7   2, 87  |          But he who swears by God pays something to Him for it
 8   2, 89  |          the sake of devotion, he pays more attention to what he
 9   2, 95  |        the ~material act which it pays just as religion does. But,
10   2, 99  |         principle, inasmuch as it pays duty ~and homage to our
11   2, 99  |          virtue from piety, which pays homage ~to our parents and
12   2, 100 |          virtue than piety, which pays worship to one's kindred.~
13   2, 100 |   observance, but to piety, which pays worship not only to one'
14   2, 100 |        observance, inasmuch as it pays worship to persons more ~
15   2, 101 |           3) Whether dulia, which pays honor and worship to those
16   2, 101 |            Wherefore dulia, which pays due service to a human lord,
17   2, 101 |         virtue from latria, which pays due service to the lordship
18   2, 102 |    proceeds from reverence, which pays worship and ~honor to a
19   2, 115 |           justice, since justice ~pays another what is his whereas
20   2, 119 |       Reply OBJ 1: The piety that pays duty and worship to a father
21   2, 119 |          the piety that is a gift pays this to God as ~Father.~
22   2, 119 |           the virtue of piety man pays duty and worship not ~only
23   2, 119 |           by the gift of piety he pays ~worship and duty not only
24   2, 120 |           1~OBJ 2: Further, piety pays worship not only to one'
25   2, 120 |        the parts of justice a man pays that which is ~due to certain
26   2, 120 |     justice properly so called he pays that which is due to ~all
27   2, 120 |         to religion, ~whereby man pays what is due God, and after
28   2, 120 |  pertaining ~to piety, whereby he pays what is due to his parents -
29   2, 120 |         properly so called, which pays to all indifferently what
30   3, 31  |       that the father of a bishop pays tithes to a priest ~does
31   3, 31  |        Para. 2/3~For since he who pays a tithe keeps nine parts
32   3, 31  |            it follows that he who pays a tithe bears witness ~to
33   3, 48  |         buys or redeems an object pays the price to the ~holder.
34   3, 48  |          he is said to redeem who pays the price of redemption. ~
35   3, 48  |        redeeming something a man ~pays a price which is not his
36   3, 83  |          memory. ~Hence, if a man pays attention to what he is
37 Suppl, 12|         to another, as when a man pays another what he owes him,
38 Suppl, 25|           who ~grants indulgences pays the debt of punishment which
39 Suppl, 59| intercourse with his ~wife, if he pays her the marriage debt, for
40 Suppl, 64|      death. In like manner he who pays the ~marriage debt, in fulfillment
41 Suppl, 64|           but ~not when the woman pays the debt by force as it
42 Suppl, 64|            1:32). But the one who pays the debt ~consents with
43 Suppl, 66|         after knowing of this, he pays her the debt at her asking, ~
44 Suppl, 71|      offers suffrages for another pays the debt, in a ~sense, of