Part, Question

 1   2, 91 |    Lord is unspotted," i.e. allowing no foulness of sin; ~"converting
 2   2, 97 |     is right to enact a law allowing ~such a people to choose
 3   2, 105|   made for men's needs, by ~allowing the sale of possessions
 4   2, 19 |   of those ~good things, by allowing them to be an occasion of
 5   2, 53 |     man deserves praise for allowing ~himself to be defrauded,
 6   2, 95 |  reproving openly, yet not ~allowing the rage of His enemies
 7   2, 98 | dispensing whatever, or for allowing someone else to ~take his
 8   2, 98 |    the lesser ~dispensation allowing him to communicate with
 9   2, 98 |    a greater ~dispensation, allowing him after doing penance
10   2, 98 |     a greater dispensation, allowing him to remain in the same
11   2, 98 |     or a full dispensation ~allowing him to exercise even the
12   2, 160|    punishes certain men by ~allowing them to fall into sins of
13   3, 54 |  and tractable ~body, while allowing others to remain, so that