Part, Question

1   2, 80  |  subjecting himself to him spontaneously: it is thus that ~one who
2   2, 56  |    he does what he ought, ~spontaneously and readily, and this is
3   2, 62  | lawful for a man to suffer spontaneously a lesser ~danger that he
4   2, 98  |    if a man, knowingly and spontaneously, receives Orders or an ~
5   2, 104 |   moral debt, and is paid ~spontaneously. Hence thanksgiving is less
6   3, 13  |   to ~welcome such as came spontaneously for the faith. Hence He
7   3, 80  |  means of confession made ~spontaneously, or by proof of witnesses:
8 Suppl, 25|    sin, since someone has ~spontaneously taken upon himself the punishment