Part, Question

 1   2, 96  |    reason of law, or favor of equity, is it allowable for us ~
 2   2, 104 |      according to justice and equity. Nevertheless they did ~
 3   2, 104 |     to establish justice ~and equity among men. Therefore the
 4   2, 104 |    the people to justice and ~equity, in keeping with the demands
 5   2, 105 |   hired for a ~consideration, equity demanded that he should
 6   2, 29  |    account of a certain moral equity, as ~in the case of benefits
 7   2, 41  | should resist them, as far as equity allows, in the hope not
 8   2, 56  |  order to preserve the common equity."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[58] A[
 9   2, 58  |    the law, but ~according to equity which the lawgiver has in
10   2, 58  |   reason of law, or ~favor of equity, is it allowable for us
11   2, 64  |   lawful according to natural equity, as the jurists hold. [*
12   2, 65  |        and shall reprove with equity for the meek ~of the earth."
13   2, 67  |    Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The equity of the law so guards the
14   2, 78  |   with regard to inferiors, ~"equity" as regards equals, "fidelity"
15   2, 78  |  mentioned by ~Macrobius; and equity under {epieikeia} or under "
16   2, 87  |   because, to wit, "pretended equity is a twofold iniquity,"
17   2, 104 |     moral debt depends on the equity of the debtor: and ~therefore
18   2, 107 |   debt, in so far as, ~out of equity, one man owes another a
19   2, 108 |       far as it is beside the equity of justice; wherefore it
20   2, 112 |     merely a ~certain debt of equity, namely, that we behave
21   2, 112 |       owes his fellow-man, in equity, the manifestation of ~truth
22   2, 112 |  Therefore, a certain natural equity obliges a man ~to live agreeably
23   2, 118 |   Para. 1/1 - OF "EPIKEIA" OR EQUITY (TWO ARTICLES)~We must now
24   2, 118 |      should interpret between equity and law." Therefore the
25   2, 118 |        epikeia" which we call equity. ~Therefore it is evident
26   2, 155 |     is related to severity as equity [the Greek 'epieikeia' ~[*
27   2, 155 |    Yet clemency ~differs from equity, as we shall state further
28   2, 155 |       v, 10) ascribes this to equity, which ~pertains to justice,
29   2, 155 |   this respect it pertains to equity. The other point is a ~certain
30   2, 157 |      1: Just as it belongs to equity to mitigate punishment ~
31 Suppl, 62|    divorce. But according to ~equity, the judge is bound by virtue