Part, Question

 1   2, 59  |        buying, where the notion of commutation is found primarily. Hence
 2   2, 59  |            namely distribution and commutation. These ~consist in the use
 3   2, 59  | individuals, and be the subject of commutation between one person and ~
 4   2, 60  |        away from a man not only in commutation, but also ~in distribution,
 5   2, 60  |             But, even as the term "commutation" has ~passed from such like
 6   2, 63  |          consist in an involuntary commutation. ~Therefore such like injuries
 7   2, 86  |         subject to dispensation or commutation?~(11) Whether a dispensation
 8   2, 86  |            prelate is required for commutation or the ~dispensation of
 9   2, 86  |           is not required for ~the commutation or dispensation of a vow.
10   2, 86  |           redempt.]. Therefore the commutation or dispensation of a vow
11   2, 86  |           God's place. Therefore a commutation or ~dispensation of vows
12   2, 86  |      prelate's decision whether of commutation or of dispensation. ~He
13   2, 87  |         not of dispensation but of commutation, when there occurs something ~
14   3, 85  |          because each is a kind of commutation. Wherefore it is ~evident
15   3, 85  |        subject of distribution or ~commutation. Hence the matter of penance
16   3, 85  |           3: As there is a kind of commutation in favors, when, to wit, ~
17   3, 85  |         received, so also is there commutation in ~the matter of offenses,
18 Suppl, 25|      remission, but rather a mere ~commutation. Moreover the preaching