Part, Question
1 1, 21 | The other ~consists in distribution, and is called distributive
2 1, 47 | holds ~only as regards the distribution of rewards, the inequality
3 1, 48 | holds ~only as regards the distribution of rewards, the inequality
4 2, 56 | to belong ~solely to the distribution of things. Therefore the
5 2, 59 | receive again." ~Therefore distribution does not belong to any species
6 2, 59 | to distribute. Therefore distribution does not always belong to ~
7 2, 59 | moderation to be ~observed in the distribution of common goods, wherein
8 2, 59 | are contented by a just distribution. ~Moreover distribution
9 2, 59 | distribution. ~Moreover distribution of common goods is sometimes
10 2, 59 | members of a family, and such distribution can be made by ~authority
11 2, 59 | particular individuals by ~way of distribution.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[61] A[
12 2, 59 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the distribution that has to do with distributive ~
13 2, 59 | external operations, namely distribution and commutation. These ~
14 2, 59 | again there is a certain distribution and payment of ~laborious
15 2, 60 | commutation, but also ~in distribution, as when, in distributing,
16 2, 86 | to denote ~a commensurate distribution or application of some common
17 2, 93 | to lots, even as in ~the distribution of earthly possessions.~
18 2, 183 | aforesaid goods, ~their distribution is entrusted to his good
19 3, 83 | states; and ~thirdly, the distribution of the graces which flow
20 3, 85 | which is the subject of distribution or ~commutation. Hence the
21 Suppl, 25| the sacraments, but to the distribution of the common property of
22 Suppl, 26| 1/1~On the contrary, The distribution of the Church's treasury
23 Suppl, 26| their efficacy from the distribution of the Church's ~treasury.~
24 Suppl, 96| In the words quoted the distribution (of the predicate) ~regards
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