Part, Question

 1   1, 114 |        imagine that an accident transfers its identical self from
 2   2, 72  |         2: A circumstance never transfers an act from one species
 3   2, 88  | circumstance, but only when it ~transfers the sin to another species,
 4   2, 105 |   donations, but also of mutual transfers: because ~the latter kind
 5   2, 59  |          when a man voluntarily transfers his chattel to another person.
 6   2, 59  |       First when one man simply transfers his ~thing to another in
 7   2, 59  |     buying. Secondly when a man transfers his thing to another, that
 8   2, 59  |        hiring." Thirdly, a ~man transfers his thing with the intention
 9   2, 76  |       OBJ 5: He who lends money transfers the ownership of the money
10   2, 108 |         more grievous unless it transfers it to another species. ~
11 Suppl, 46|         present, whereby a ~man transfers the power over his body