Part, Question

1   2, 114 |       first grace for another congruously; because a man ~in grace
2   2, 114 |       prayer, ~or by meriting congruously by other good works, or
3   2, 114 |     fall, either condignly or congruously. He cannot merit for himself ~
4   2, 114 |       Reply OBJ 2: Anyone may congruously merit for another his first
5   3, 2   |      merited ~the Incarnation congruously by desiring and beseeching;
6   3, 6   |       For the soul is assumed congruously ~only inasmuch as it has
7 Suppl, 13| merits for another, at least ~congruously, merits more for himself;
8 Suppl, 14|       a man is said to merit ~congruously some good by means of good