Part, Question

 1   1, 91  |       of the begetter, and is released by a natural ~and pleasurable
 2   2, 87  |     such a promise he ~can be released by the person to whom he
 3   2, 182 |    and a man is free if he be released from service. Secondly,
 4   3, 68  |    baptized do not need to be released from their sins by the keys
 5   3, 86  |      help of Divine grace, is released also from the debt ~of temporal
 6   3, 86  |     also temporal; and man is released ~from the debt of punishment
 7 Suppl, 13|       charity his brother was released ~from a sin which he had
 8 Suppl, 13|     he were able, he would be released from his debt when the ~
 9 Suppl, 13|  punishment, ~he would not be released from the debt before paying
10 Suppl, 45|  benefit by it, through being released of the bond of marriage.~
11 Suppl, 71|       be delayed until he is ~released from punishment, they will
12 Suppl, 71|     them, since he is already released. ~Therefore suffrages do
13 Suppl, 71| before this, he happens to be released ~from his punishment, he
14 Suppl, 71|    souls of the ~departed are released in four ways, either by
15 Suppl, 71|  because each will be finally released from all punishment.~Aquin.:
16 Suppl, 71|      a man offers, he is not ~released from the whole satisfaction
17 Suppl, 91|    whom it is befitting to be released from their afflictions in