Part, Question

 1   1, 2   |     denies the existence of truth grants that truth does not exist:
 2   2, 97  |           precepts, man sometimes grants a ~dispensation: for instance,
 3   2, 20  |           so ~is it false that He grants forgiveness to those who
 4   2, 30  |          temporal goods which God grants us, are ours as to the ~
 5   2, 60  |      taking, in fact by taking he grants a favor; ~but he is bound
 6   2, 81  |         refuses ~in mercy what He grants in anger," as Augustine
 7   2, 86  |          Even so, when a superior grants a dispensation, that ~which
 8   2, 98  |           Lucium] says: ~"Whoever grants or acquires ecclesiastical
 9   2, 155 |       Clementia ii, 1): "Clemency grants this, in the first place,
10   2, 170 |        that gift. Accordingly God grants the gift of ~prophecy to
11   3, 4   |        quoted in Sent. iii, D. 6, grants that a man was ~assumed.
12   3, 28  |        Para. 3/3~Jerome, however, grants that this is to be understood
13   3, 63  |         to a share in Itself, and grants this ~share to him by conferring
14   3, 63  |           God "by a kind of sign ~grants a share of Himself to those
15   3, 84  |         therefore, God frequently grants pardon through Penance,
16   3, 84  |          again, through Penance, ~grants pardon to sinners, especially
17   3, 84  |           mercy, through Penance, grants ~pardon to sinners without
18 Suppl, 19|         Dove," i.e. ~holy men, He grants forgiveness of sins, in
19 Suppl, 25|     universal Church approves and grants indulgences. ~Therefore
20 Suppl, 25|          indulgences. But he who ~grants indulgences pays the debt
21 Suppl, 25|          compensation. Now he who grants ~an indulgence cannot without
22 Suppl, 25|          estimate, not of him who grants ~it - who perhaps puts too
23 Suppl, 25|     graciousness of the Pope, who grants the indulgence, is ~granted
24 Suppl, 25|        them, provided that he who grants them have the authority, ~
25 Suppl, 25|           the will of the one who grants ~that indulgence. If, however,
26 Suppl, 25|        time of general absolution grants an indulgence of five years ~
27 Suppl, 26|         in a state of mortal sin, grants an ~indulgence, does not
28 Suppl, 27|        Whether they avail him who grants them?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[27]
29 Suppl, 27| indulgence to another, but he who grants the indulgence in this form. ~(
30 Suppl, 27|  indulgence avails the person who grants it?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[27]
31 Suppl, 27| indulgence does not avail him who grants ~it. For the granting of
32 Suppl, 27|        this were possible, he who grants an indulgence might ~gain
33 Suppl, 27|          of an indulgence that he grants for others, since it is ~
34 Suppl, 64|           he who asks and she who grants are ~guilty of mortal sin.~
35 Suppl, 64|          he does not consent, but grants ~unwillingly and with grief
36 Suppl, 71|        decision of the ~party who grants them. If, therefore, indulgences
37 Suppl, 77|          second opinion, however, grants ~this argument. ~Aquin.: