Part, Question

 1   1, 21  |         kinds of ~intercourse and exchange. This the Philosopher (Ethic.
 2   1, 21  | commutative justice, that directs exchange and intercourse of business. ~
 3   2, 2   |           for ~the convenience of exchange, and as a measure of things
 4   2, 59  |          his ~thing to another in exchange for another thing, as happens
 5   2, 59  |  commutations, were one always to exchange one's ~chattel for another
 6   2, 75  |         business consists in the ~exchange of things. According to
 7   2, 75  |        Philosopher (Polit. i, 3), exchange ~of things is twofold; one,
 8   2, 75  |        another, or money taken in exchange for a ~commodity, in order
 9   2, 75  |           life. The other kind of exchange is either ~that of money
10   2, 75  |          profit, and this kind of exchange, ~properly speaking, regards
11   2, 75  |            3). The former kind of exchange is commendable because it ~
12   2, 75  |           first mentioned kind of exchange, which is directed to supply
13   2, 76  |        chiefly for the purpose of exchange: and consequently the proper ~
14   2, 76  | alienation whereby it is ~sunk in exchange. Hence it is by its very
15   2, 76  |           money is ~sinking it in exchange, so that it is not lawful
16   2, 76  |         silver vessels may be an ~exchange, and such use may not be
17   2, 78  |         gratitude, holiness, just exchange" ~and "just lawgiving";
18   2, 78  |       justice belongs "justice of exchange," which he describes ~as "
19   2, 86  |       even so neither may one now exchange for something better, or ~
20   2, 86  |       deemed a ~vow-breaker if he exchange a temporal service for the
21   2, 98  |       buying and selling, such as exchange and transaction [*A kind
22   2, 98  |          it is impossible for the exchange or ~agency of prebends or
23   2, 98  |           income of any church in exchange for a ~spiritual thing,
24   2, 98  |     ordinations of the clergy, in exchange for the ~chrism, holy oil,
25   3, 63  |         coin is marked for use in exchange of ~goods, and soldiers
26   3, 80  |            It is a most dangerous exchange, for us to do evil lest
27 Suppl, 25|      something spiritual. Now ~to exchange a spiritual for a temporal
28 Suppl, 71|          and will arrange for an ~exchange of deficiencies": and this
29 Suppl, 71|           deficiencies": and this exchange is effected when what is ~