Part, Question

 1   1, 23  |      granted as a debt, and not gratuitously. In things ~which are given
 2   1, 23  |         things ~which are given gratuitously, a person can give more
 3   1, 25  |    something already given him ~gratuitously by God. In this way the
 4   1, 38  |        give something to anyone gratuitously ~forasmuch as we wish him
 5   1, 38  |        give something to anyone gratuitously ~forasmuch as we wish him
 6   1, 100 |      were ~natural or conferred gratuitously on the whole nature.~Aquin.:
 7   2, 98  |      things which are ~bestowed gratuitously. Because he who, out of
 8   2, 98  |     salvation on the human race gratuitously: ~wherefore He is not a
 9   2, 110 | predestination, inasmuch as God gratuitously and not from merits ~predestines
10   2, 110 |   pleasing to God, or is given ~gratuitously - and of virtue inasmuch
11   2, 111 |         nature itself is ~given gratuitously by God. But nature is condivided
12   2, 111 |         grace. Therefore ~to be gratuitously given is not fittingly set
13   2, 111 |       justified, is given to us gratuitously, ~according to Rm. 3:24: "
14   2, 111 |          to sanctify ~and to be gratuitously given. For with regard to
15   2, 111 |        Grace, inasmuch as it is gratuitously given, excludes the ~notion
16   2, 59  |        grant the use of a thing gratuitously, it is called ~"usufruct"
17   2, 69  |          Man is not bound to do gratuitously whatever he can do from ~
18   2, 69  |      bound to give his services gratuitously.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[71] A[
19   2, 104 |       because ~it is given more gratuitously; and in this sense the penitent
20   2, 104 |      receives from God ~is more gratuitously given: since, whereas he
21   2, 186 |   exercising the aforesaid acts gratuitously, and without ~demanding
22   2, 186 |      found to devote themselves gratuitously to ~services of this kind,
23   3, 2   |       first, as the will of God gratuitously bestowing something; ~secondly,
24   3, 2   |  understood as the will of God ~gratuitously doing something or reputing
25   3, 7   |     anyone would not seem to be gratuitously ~bestowed on him. But it
26   3, 7   |        Christ made use of these gratuitously given ~graces, especially
27 Suppl, 13|     this respect it is pardoned gratuitously, but that it is ~finite