Part, Question

 1   2, 73 |     so great when a man has ~stolen . . . but he that is an
 2   2, 105|   frequently that sheep were stolen ~in the fields. Consequently
 3   2, 29 |  kind, either because he has stolen them, or ~because he has
 4   2, 64 | depositary's, ~and the thing stolen is the thief's, not simply,
 5   2, 64 |   not returned it, thou hast stolen it" (Dig. xiv, 5, can. Si ~
 6   2, 64 |     so great when a man hath stolen." But ~every mortal sin
 7   2, 93 |       The cup which you have stolen is that in which my lord
 8   2, 93 |      by lot on Achan who had stolen of the anathema. Again ~
 9   2, 115|    to keep money, lest it be stolen or ~spent uselessly. But
10   2, 145|      to offer a sacrifice of stolen goods." [*The ~quotation
11   3, 42 |       written (Prov. 9:17): "Stolen waters are sweeter." Now,
12   3, 51 |   they might say that He was stolen away by digging away the ~