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 1   2, 76|     the ~other goods of the usurer. Hence it is not prescribed
 2   2, 76|  consents in the sin of the usurer, and gives him an ~occasion
 3   2, 76|     seeks to ~borrow from a usurer gives him an occasion of
 4   2, 76| deposit one's ~money with a usurer than to borrow from him.
 5   2, 76|  deposit one's money with a usurer, even as it would be ~unlawful
 6   2, 76|    lawful to borrow from a ~usurer.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[78] A[
 7   2, 76|    same book (ch. 5). Now a usurer sins by doing an ~injury
 8   2, 76|    ready to do so and is ~a usurer by profession; provided
 9   2, 76|     does not consent to the usurer's ~sin but makes use of
10   2, 76|    use of it. Nor is it the usurer's acceptance of usury that ~
11   2, 76| borrows for usury gives the usurer an occasion, not ~for taking
12   2, 76|  but for lending; it is the usurer who finds an occasion ~of
13   2, 76|    entrust one's money to a usurer lacking ~other means of
14   2, 76|      on the other hand, the usurer to whom one entrusts one'
15   2, 85|  the profits of ~usury, the usurer is bound to pay tithes on