Part, Question

 1   2, 110|    recompense of a gift given "gratis," ~inasmuch as we are said
 2   2, 110| bestows something on another ~"gratis" from the love wherewith
 3   2, 110|       from benefits bestowed ~"gratis" arises "gratitude."~Aquin.:
 4   2, 110|   grace: first, the gift given gratis; secondly, the ~acknowledgment
 5   2, 111|     preceding merits is ~given gratis. Now even natural good is
 6   2, 111|        Being justified freely [gratis] by His grace." ~Hence sanctifying
 7   2, 29 |      case of benefits received gratis. Now no benefactor confers
 8   2, 59 |       even ~the use is granted gratis, it is called "letting"
 9   2, 61 |    liberality, when one ~gives gratis that which is not a man'
10   2, 76 |    wont to lend to one another gratis, as in the case of the ~
11   2, 98 |        he could not accept it ~gratis without prejudice to himself.~
12   2, 98 | request would seem ~to be done gratis: so that apparently it does
13   2, 98 |  bestowal of a spiritual thing gratis on a person by ~reason of
14   2, 98 |  spiritual ~things to be given gratis, according to Mt. 10:8, "
15   2, 104|   favor is something bestowed "gratis": ~wherefore on the part
16   2, 104|    inasmuch as it ~is bestowed gratis, and this regards the disposition
17   2, 104|     having conferred the favor gratis ~without being bound to
18   2, 104| obligation to bestow something gratis in return. Now he does not
19   2, 104|      seem to ~bestow something gratis, unless he exceeds the quantity
20   2, 104|      would ~seem to do nothing gratis, but only to return what
21   2, 116|        one ought to have given gratis, as in the case of usury,
22   3, 6  |  personal being that is ~given gratis from above to the human
23   3, 6  |   doing or bestowing something gratis, ~the union took place by
24   3, 7  |        union has been bestowed gratis on the human nature; and
25   3, 7  |       God, ~bestowing benefits gratis; and hence every man is
26   3, 38 |       which sins ~are remitted gratis; and that what is accomplished
27   3, 46 |    says (52:3): "You were sold gratis, and you shall be ~redeemed
28   3, 63 |        God ~gives us something gratis, which is the very nature
29   3, 68 |   faith alone; and remits all, gratis."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[68] A[
30   3, 69 |        in ~Baptism remits all, gratis."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[69] A[