Part, Question

1   2, 12  |                his subjects are "ipso facto" absolved from his authority
2 Suppl, 11| excommunication to be ~incurred "ipso facto," to say whether he knows
3 Suppl, 21|              sentence, he would "ipso facto" sin mortally.~Aquin.: SMT
4 Suppl, 50|               contracted, it will "de facto" dissolve it after it has ~
5 Suppl, 50|          First, because he cannot "de facto," either through being ~
6 Suppl, 50|              marriage contracted "de ~facto" and not "de jure." Wherefore
7 Suppl, 58|              is unable to fulfill "de facto"; and then if the party
8 Suppl, 58|      impotence that a man cannot ~"de facto" pay the marriage debt,
9 Suppl, 58|              whereby a man cannot "de facto" give his service freely,