Part, Question

 1   2, 60  | restore his good name, he must compensate him otherwise, the same
 2   2, 60  | benefits; but he ~ought not to compensate a benefactor out of what
 3   2, 60  |       doing this if he were to compensate one with what is due to ~
 4   2, 60  |   nothing thereby, is bound to compensate the injured ~person, so
 5   2, 60  |     thing: for he ~is bound to compensate the person who has done
 6   2, 60  |       the thing, are ~bound to compensate those who have already made
 7   2, 75  |   Nevertheless he is bound to ~compensate the buyer, when the defect
 8   2, 150 |     servants of Christ, cannot compensate for lost ~virginity."~Aquin.:
 9   3, 48  |       God than was required to compensate for the offense of the whole
10 Suppl, 1 |      on the body, in order to ~compensate for the offense done to
11 Suppl, 5 |  punishment should in some way compensate ~for the sin. Now some sins
12 Suppl, 21|    merit ~of his humility will compensate him for the harm of excommunication.~
13 Suppl, 52|     only, the one master ~will compensate the other in value and will
14 Suppl, 71|         For punishment should ~compensate for punishment. Now fasting