Part, Question

 1   2, 49 |  for instance in matters of trade, or ~warfare, or the like.~
 2   2, 75 |   The Septuagint]: "What is trade," says he, "but buying at
 3   2, 75 |    again, a man may take to trade for some ~public advantage,
 4   2, 75 | wishes to sell, it is not a trade transaction even if he ~
 5   2, 84 |   the whore's is a shameful trade in what she ~does but not
 6   2, 85 |    possessions, but live by trade, and these would ~contribute
 7   2, 85 |    not pay ~tithes on their trade profits. Moreover the ministers
 8   2, 85 |  the profits of soldiering, trade or craft."~Aquin.: SMT SS
 9   2, 131|     his master, and did not trade with it ~through fainthearted
10   2, 152|  since such is the wanton's trade. In order to make this evident, ~
11   2, 185|    soil or ~working at some trade or lowly occupation. In
12   2, 187|   those who are ~engaged in trade must by no means be admitted