Part, Question

 1   2, 10 |          unbeliever, he had been bought for his service: ~if, however,
 2   2, 10 |         if, however, he had been bought for sale, then he should
 3   2, 64 |        hidden in a field that he bought the field, as though he ~
 4   2, 75 | advantage from ~something he has bought, he may, of his own accord,
 5   2, 75 |     should be equal to the thing bought.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[77] A[
 6   2, 75 |         it, you must either have bought it for less than its value,
 7   2, 75 |        at a higher price than he bought is ~a tradesman, but only
 8   2, 76 |     usury, but to the person who bought it. Yet he that ~paid usury
 9   2, 81 |    Benefic. ii, 1), "nothing ~is bought more dearly than what is
10   2, 81 |         more dearly than what is bought with prayers." But God is ~
11   2, 85 |          If, however, a field be bought with the profits of ~usury,
12   2, 86 |  sacrifice, could and ~had to be bought back, as the law requires.
13   2, 98 |          of heaven is said to be bought when a man gives ~what he
14   2, 98 |      receive tithes. Now Abraham bought ~from Ephron a double cave
15   2, 98 |          23:8, sqq.), and Jacob ~bought from Esau the right of the
16   2, 98 |       double cave ~which Abraham bought for a burial place was consecrated
17   2, 151|          against lust, ~"You are bought with a great price: glorify
18   3, 44 |          all them that sold and ~bought," the same Jerome says: "
19   3, 46 |         to 1 Cor. 6:20: "You are bought with a great price: ~glorify