Part, Question

1   2, 21 |    dispense well or ill other belongings of his, in respect of ~which
2   2, 102|       offered some of his own belongings in honor of God, as ~though
3   2, 59 | receives 1 out of the other's belongings, the one that is the receiver, ~
4   2, 59 |     should suffer loss in his belongings. This just loss is also
5   2, 64 |  injures ~his neighbor in his belongings; namely theft and robbery.~
6   2, 64 |       to our neighbor in his ~belongings; and if men were to rob
7   2, 70 |      in his person, or in his belongings. Therefore reviling does
8   2, 70 |        or damnify him in ~his belongings for the purpose of correction,