Part, Question

 1   2, 105|        and would not defraud the ~lender without cause. But if they
 2   2, 105|     remained in possession of the lender, so that ~if the animal
 3   2, 105|           through being lent, the lender would have ~gained something
 4   2, 60 |         for instance) than from a lender or depositor. Therefore ~
 5   2, 76 |           1/1~OBJ 5: Further, the lender, by transferring his ownership
 6   2, 76 |     benevolence, and love for the lender, and so forth.~Aquin.: SMT
 7   2, 76 |          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: A lender may without sin enter an
 8   2, 76 |           a greater loss than the lender ~incurs, wherefore the borrower
 9   2, 76 |        the borrower may repay the lender with what he has ~gained.
10   2, 76 |           he has ~gained. But the lender cannot enter an agreement
11   2, 76 | Consequently it is lawful for the lender to ~borrow something else
12   2, 76 |           all back: wherefore the lender must not exact more. On ~
13   2, 76 |         be valued at a price, the lender must allow for the use of
14   2, 76 |            wine and so forth, the lender is not ~bound to restore
15   2, 76 |           be injured through ~the lender retaining them: for then