Part, Question

 1   2, 60 |       equality is restored by repaying the ~exact amount taken.
 2   2, 100|  obeying his commands, and by repaying him, ~according to one's
 3   2, 104|   received a favor should, by repaying the favor, turn to his ~
 4   2, 104|        There are many ways of repaying those who ~are well off,
 5   2, 104|     in ~his benefactor before repaying his kindness, because, as
 6   2, 104|       things be considered in repaying the favor. As regards the ~
 7   2, 104|    same ~is to be observed in repaying favors.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
 8   2, 104|       OBJ 1: It seems that in repaying favors we should not look
 9   2, 104| itself ~denotes. Therefore in repaying favors we should look at
10   2, 104|    taking. ~Therefore also in repaying favors we should consider
11   2, 104| return," and this ~is done by repaying more than we have received.
12   2, 104|  above (A[3], ad 5; A[5]), in repaying favors we ~must consider
13   2, 105|      he has not the means ~of repaying. Again forgetfulness is
14   2, 105|        because this ~would be repaying not good but evil, and this
15   2, 105|   means or the opportunity of repaying. Secondly, he should be