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 1   1, 36  |      ghost" is the old ~English equivalent for the Latin "spiritus,"
 2   1, 37  | Augustine when he retracted its equivalent to the ~effect that "the
 3   1, 37  | Augustine when he retracted its equivalent to the ~effect that "the
 4   2, 60  |        which can be paid in the equivalent. But the ~name of justice
 5   2, 2   |           to think] seems to be equivalent to "coagitare," i.e. "to ~
 6   2, 21  |   prescribe an act of virtue is equivalent to a ~prohibition of the
 7   2, 24  |    hatred of a person's evil is equivalent to love of ~his good. Hence
 8   2, 32  |    desire for another's good is equivalent to hatred of his evil. ~
 9   2, 34  |          nemesis} [*The nearest equivalent is "indignation." The use
10   2, 60  |         impossible to repay the equivalent, it suffices ~to repay what
11   2, 60  |     taken cannot be restored in equivalent, compensation ~should be
12   2, 60  |        but one is not ~bound in equivalent, because that man had not
13   2, 60  |        bound to compensation in equivalent, in ~proportion, however,
14   2, 60  |      made good by ~repayment in equivalent: for instance if a man damnifies
15   2, 60  |       need not be made good in ~equivalent; because to have a thing
16   2, 98  |        things in return for an ~equivalent of service, or for an oral
17   2, 98  |        things in ~return for an equivalent of service, or an oral remuneration.
18   2, 98  |     should be rewarded." Now an equivalent of service ~denotes serving
19   2, 98  |      oral remuneration or of an equivalent in service rendered or money ~
20   2, 98  |       oral remuneration" or an "equivalent in service rendered."~Aquin.:
21   2, 100 |  properly speaking, to pay ~the equivalent to those to whom we owe
22   2, 104 |         as he repays less or an equivalent, he would ~seem to do nothing
23   2, 121 |        since no bodily good is ~equivalent to the good of the reason.
24   2, 149 |         from "pudor," which is ~equivalent to shame. Now shame, according
25   2, 152 |      For incest [*'Incestus' is equivalent to 'in-castus = 'unchaste']
26   3, 66  |      ordained ~by Christ in its equivalent; in the sense that Christ
27 Suppl, 13|       it is impossible to make ~equivalent satisfaction to God, but
28 Suppl, 14|       an evil deed ~deserves an equivalent punishment according to
29 Suppl, 86|         an action is considered equivalent to doing it. ~Wherefore