Part, Question

 1   2, 100 |        kindness, if he ~has not yet repaid the debt. Now there are
 2   2, 59  | contrapassum] denotes equal passion repaid ~for previous action; and
 3   2, 76  |           not exact more. Now he is repaid according ~to equality of
 4   2, 76  |        equality of justice if he is repaid as much as he lent. Wherefore
 5   2, 76  |             be sold, and the ~price repaid to the persons from whom
 6   2, 87  |         have rendered ~to them that repaid me evils, let me deservedly
 7   2, 104 |           no advantage to him to be repaid for a favor he ~has bestowed.
 8   2, 104 |            or useless to the person repaid. Therefore favors are ~not
 9   2, 104 |        favors are ~not always to be repaid by gratitude.~Aquin.: SMT
10   2, 104 |             that abounds should be ~repaid with honor, he that is in
11   2, 104 |           that is in want should be repaid with money": and ~Seneca
12   2, 104 |          nevertheless he ~should be repaid according to his state,
13   2, 104 |              therefore it should be repaid in due time according as
14   2, 186 |      contributions can be liberally repaid by those ~men, nor are they
15 Suppl, 72|            for the instrument to be repaid ~together with the worker,