Part, Question

 1   2, 12  |            from the faith does not release subjects from ~allegiance
 2   2, 87  |         But, apparently, he cannot release the other ~from his oath,
 3   2, 87  |            promise is made cannot ~release him that made the promise,
 4   2, 137 |           all good ~deeds, and the release from all perils. A certain
 5   2, 182 |          of all an obligation or a release. For the mere fact of serving
 6   2, 184 |         vow of ~obedience so as to release him from obedience to every
 7   3, 44  |         for the moment; yet did He release ~him at once from that distress.
 8   3, 86  |   punishment precedes the complete release from ~temporal punishment,
 9 Suppl, 7 |         fifthly, its effect, viz. ~release from part of the punishment,
10 Suppl, 13|            for another as regards ~release from punishment, and one
11 Suppl, 13|         something greater than the release from punishment, viz. ~eternal
12 Suppl, 71|         the party granting them to release a deceased ~person entirely
13 Suppl, 71|         prelate of the Church can ~release souls from purgatory just
14 Suppl, 71| condemnation ~rather than to their release." Much more, therefore,
15 Suppl, 71|          is of sufficient value to release all who are in purgatory:
16 Suppl, 71|           but not a more complete ~release, because each will be finally