Part, Question

 1   2, 105 |     hiring, by loan and also by deposit, concerning all of which
 2   2, 105 | difference between a loan and a deposit is that a loan ~is in respect
 3   2, 105 |      are transferred, whereas a deposit is for the benefit of the
 4   2, 105 |         restoring goods held in deposit. Because the latter might
 5   2, 105 |   instance if an animal held in deposit were to die or ~depreciate
 6   2, 29  |     received them on loan or in deposit or in some other way. ~In
 7   2, 41  |    things (as of things held in deposit) devolves of necessity on
 8   2, 49  |     wrong to give him back his ~deposit, or in other similar cases.
 9   2, 55  |      Thus the ~restitution of a deposit to the depositor is in accordance
10   2, 55  |      there are cases in which a deposit should not be restored, ~
11   2, 59  |      may be kept safe, as in a "deposit," or ~under some obligation,
12   2, 60  |         for instance on loan or deposit, or ~against his will, as
13   2, 60  |   himself, as ~in the case of a deposit; wherefore he that takes
14   2, 64  |         in some respect: thus a deposit belongs simply ~to the depositor,
15   2, 76  |     less necessary sometimes to deposit one's ~money with a usurer
16   2, 76  |         altogether ~unlawful to deposit one's money with a usurer,
17   2, 76  |        it would be ~unlawful to deposit one's sword with a madman,
18   2, 118 |        were to put his sword in deposit, ~and demand its delivery
19   2, 118 |          seek the return of his deposit in order to fight against
20 Suppl, 48|    receive that which he has in deposit, and not only by actually