Part, Question

 1   1, 109 |        works miracles at their request, in the same way as holy
 2   2, 109 |       For is it not a mocking ~request to seek what we know He
 3   2, 94  |     scarcely heard the widow's request."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[96] A[
 4   2, 98  |      is done only at another's request would seem ~to be done gratis:
 5   2, 98  |      benefice at some person's request. ~Therefore this is not
 6   2, 98  |  likewise, to grant a person's request ~for the bestowal of a temporary
 7   2, 98  |      which has its price, or a request whereby man's favor is ~
 8   2, 98  | commits simony. Now to grant a request made for an unworthy person ~
 9   2, 98  |      is simoniacal. But if the request be made for a worthy person,
10   2, 98  |       the person for whom the ~request is made. Nevertheless there
11   2, 98  |       him unworthy, and so his request is made for ~an unworthy
12   2, 99  |       Lk. 9, "this disciple's ~request was, not that he might bury
13   2, 142 |      being disappointed in our request, or by failing to become ~
14   3, 21  |         Wherefore, then is the request of one who prays ~granted,
15   3, 44  |      the demons, at their own ~request, into the swine, which they
16 Suppl, 64|       her demands, it is not a request for the debt, but ~an unjust
17 Suppl, 64|      the husband can sometimes request his wife not to exact ~the
18 Suppl, 64|     ultimately persists in his request, she must yield to his demand.
19 Suppl, 64|    caused by the ~payment of a request for the debt as by the celebration
20 Suppl, 66|         or if he ~do so at her request, being compelled by his
21 Suppl, 72|       another at the ~latter's request, he presents his petition