Part, Question

1001 Suppl, 11|         confession?~(5) Whether he is bound to hide even what he knows
1002 Suppl, 11|              every case the priest is bound to hide the sins which he
1003 Suppl, 11|           seem that the priest is not bound in every case to hide ~the
1004 Suppl, 11|           through confession would be bound to speak.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1005 Suppl, 11|              OBJ 3: Further, a man is bound to safeguard his conscience
1006 Suppl, 11|           priorship, wherefore he is ~bound to deprive him of the dignity
1007 Suppl, 11|           preferment. Now everyone is bound to prevent the promotion
1008 Suppl, 11|            say that the priest is not bound by the seal of ~confession
1009 Suppl, 11|              remedy, since he is ~not bound to apply a remedy, except
1010 Suppl, 11|           Whether the priest alone is bound by the seal of confession?~
1011 Suppl, 11|           that not only the priest is bound by the seal of ~confession.
1012 Suppl, 11|              that ~the interpreter is bound to keep the confession secret.
1013 Suppl, 11|               a confession. But he is bound to secrecy with regard to ~
1014 Suppl, 11|               not only the ~priest is bound by the seal of confession.~
1015 Suppl, 11|               not ~only the priest is bound by the seal of confession.~
1016 Suppl, 11|        Therefore the ~priest alone is bound by the seal of confession.~
1017 Suppl, 11|               the reason why a man is bound to keep secret what he hears
1018 Suppl, 11|       minister. Therefore he alone is bound to ~secrecy.~Aquin.: SMT
1019 Suppl, 11|           seal of confession, and is ~bound to secrecy, though, properly
1020 Suppl, 11|          properly speaking, he is not bound by the seal ~of confession.~
1021 Suppl, 11|               for which the priest is bound to ~keep a sin secret: first
1022 Suppl, 11|         something secret, he would be bound to do so, even if he knew
1023 Suppl, 11|            source. Therefore a man is bound to keep secret what ~he
1024 Suppl, 11|              by witnessing it was not bound to keep it secret. Therefore
1025 Suppl, 11|                Therefore a man is not bound to keep a sin secret, which
1026 Suppl, 11|          after confession, he is not ~bound to keep secret, in so far
1027 Suppl, 11|            since I saw it." But he is bound to keep it secret in ~so
1028 Suppl, 13|              1~OBJ 4: Further, man is bound to spend all his time in
1029 Suppl, 13|              Reply OBJ 4: If this man bound himself to undergo a certain
1030 Suppl, 16|                and which one ~was not bound to do, for such is the good
1031 Suppl, 17|             judging to which a man is bound ~through the authority which
1032 Suppl, 18|              bind ~on earth, shall be bound also in heaven."~Aquin.:
1033 Suppl, 18|            and by declaring him to be bound), but he has the power both
1034 Suppl, 18|          declaring the penitent to be bound, secondly, as regards ~this
1035 Suppl, 21|          severity to reckon as really bound or ~loosed, that which is
1036 Suppl, 21|             or ~loosed, that which is bound or loosed unjustly." But
1037 Suppl, 22|           contrary, one whose body is bound cannot bind another. But ~
1038 Suppl, 22|            this can be taken away and bound.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[22] A[
1039 Suppl, 23|               1], OBJ[1]). But we are bound by ~the precept of charity
1040 Suppl, 23|             for just as ~subjects are bound to serve their master, so
1041 Suppl, 23|              master, so is the master bound to look ~after his subjects.
1042 Suppl, 23|        distress: for then he would be bound by ~the precept of charity
1043 Suppl, 23|                In a case where one is bound by the precept of charity
1044 Suppl, 26|              enjoined, to which he is bound by a ~commandment of the
1045 Suppl, 30|       recipient recover, ~he is still bound to fulfill the satisfaction
1046 Suppl, 36|               3: Further, everyone is bound to avoid sin, as far as
1047 Suppl, 36|         promoting the unworthy, he is bound to take ~the utmost pains
1048 Suppl, 36|           virtue of his office, he is bound to ~exercise his order,
1049 Suppl, 36|            his office whereby he was ~bound to the exercise of his order.~
1050 Suppl, 36|               purpose for which he is bound to him. ~Nevertheless, outside
1051 Suppl, 39|              he receives an Order, is bound ~to minister in that Order.
1052 Suppl, 39|              he who presented him are bound to pay the ~master double
1053 Suppl, 39|         possessions of his own, he is bound to buy his ~freedom, else
1054 Suppl, 40|               otherwise he is not so ~bound. And they are bound to minister
1055 Suppl, 40|               so ~bound. And they are bound to minister to the Church
1056 Suppl, 40|               New ~Testament are more bound to chastity than were the
1057 Suppl, 41|              own children, nor was he bound by any marriage tie," ~wherein
1058 Suppl, 41|               the reason why men were bound to ~marry in olden times
1059 Suppl, 41|                else each man would be bound to husbandry and ~building
1060 Suppl, 43|             this promise one party is bound to the other in respect ~
1061 Suppl, 43|        results; unless the parties be bound by oath, for then ~he ought
1062 Suppl, 43|             for him. Therefore she is bound to wait for him.~Aquin.:
1063 Suppl, 45|         conscience so that he ~is not bound by the marriage tie, albeit
1064 Suppl, 46|             that none the ~less he is bound to keep his former oath.
1065 Suppl, 46|             the present tense, he is ~bound to return to the first;
1066 Suppl, 46|              with the other woman, is bound to marry the one to whom
1067 Suppl, 46|               her marriage. Nor is he bound even to do ~this, according
1068 Suppl, 47|      compelled by fear ~to consent is bound by his marriage.~Aquin.:
1069 Suppl, 47|           compelled her before is not bound by her ~consent. Therefore
1070 Suppl, 47|           things." Therefore they are bound to obey them in this also.~
1071 Suppl, 47|        command it. Therefore a son is bound to obey his ~father in this.~
1072 Suppl, 47|            marry. Therefore he is not bound to obey him in this.~Aquin.:
1073 Suppl, 47|               2/2~Further, if he were bound to obey, a betrothal contracted
1074 Suppl, 47|           other motives why Jacob was bound to do what ~Isaac commanded
1075 Suppl, 47|            please them"; and they are bound to induce them in good faith.~
1076 Suppl, 50|                and this because he is bound to continence, which happens
1077 Suppl, 50|              either through his being bound on account of the office
1078 Suppl, 50|               is either because he is bound to ~another person, and
1079 Suppl, 52|        marriage contract one party is bound to the other ~in the matter
1080 Suppl, 52|            OBJ 2: Further, a slave is bound to obey his master. But
1081 Suppl, 52|            after marriage, a slave is bound even by a precept of ~the
1082 Suppl, 52|               Reply OBJ 2: A slave is bound to obey his master in those
1083 Suppl, 52|               marry, the slave is not bound to obey his master.~Aquin.:
1084 Suppl, 52|       knowledge or consent, he is not bound to ~pay the debt, but in
1085 Suppl, 52|               preference the slave is bound to obey, his ~master or
1086 Suppl, 52|             receiving orders a man is bound to ~the Divine service for
1087 Suppl, 52|            time; whereas a husband is bound to pay the ~debt to his
1088 Suppl, 52|               to ~the wife, and he is bound to pay her the debt when
1089 Suppl, 52|           slavery, since the slave is bound then to pay the debt to ~
1090 Suppl, 53|               continence, since he is bound to continence by vow. ~Therefore
1091 Suppl, 53|      contracting marriage he is still bound to keep his ~vow of continence
1092 Suppl, 53|           Hence if his wife die he is bound to continence altogether.
1093 Suppl, 53|           wife's consent, she will be bound to ~remain continent against
1094 Suppl, 53|              are in sacred orders are bound to continence for the time
1095 Suppl, 53|               contrary, Religious are bound to continence like those
1096 Suppl, 53|             the debt, nor is the wife bound to pay it. But it does not
1097 Suppl, 53|           party, since the husband is bound to pay the ~debt to the
1098 Suppl, 53|           consent of his wife, she is bound to vow perpetual continence,
1099 Suppl, 53|           continence, but she is ~not bound to enter religion, if she
1100 Suppl, 53|               her consent, she is not bound in this way, ~because the
1101 Suppl, 55|              by carnal procreation is bound to him by a tie of natural ~
1102 Suppl, 55|             this account always to be bound to put away his wife, ~because
1103 Suppl, 55|            witnesses. Hence he is not bound to form his conscience on
1104 Suppl, 55|         accusation. [*The accuser was bound by Roman Law to ~endorse (
1105 Suppl, 56|             ask for the ~debt; but is bound to pay if asked, because
1106 Suppl, 57|            adopter, nor is the latter bound to bequeath to him any ~
1107 Suppl, 58|               contract whereby one is bound to ~pay the other the marital
1108 Suppl, 59|               the troth whereby he is bound to her: since this is an
1109 Suppl, 59|               Therefore a believer is bound to put away a wife who does
1110 Suppl, 59|        remaining with her, though not bound to do ~so: and this is what
1111 Suppl, 59|      Non-baptized unbelievers are not bound by the laws of the ~Church,
1112 Suppl, 59|             the ~Church, but they are bound by the ordinances of the
1113 Suppl, 59|            which even unbelievers are bound. Wherefore an unbeliever
1114 Suppl, 59|            wish to be converted he is bound to take the ~first whom
1115 Suppl, 59|               For the husband is more bound to his wife than a ~slave
1116 Suppl, 59|          Further, a father is in duty bound to work for the salvation
1117 Suppl, 59|             to his former life is not bound to those things to which
1118 Suppl, 59|          those things to which he was bound in ~his former life. Hence
1119 Suppl, 59|            living in the world is not bound to fulfill them when he
1120 Suppl, 59|             obligation whereby he was bound to pay his wife the marriage ~
1121 Suppl, 59|            marriage ~debt, and is not bound to cohabit with her when
1122 Suppl, 59|       profession, although ~he is not bound to do so.~Aquin.: SMT XP
1123 Suppl, 59|              one married party is not bound to the other as the latter'
1124 Suppl, 59|               But as long as a man is bound by ~marriage to one woman
1125 Suppl, 59|           from the tie whereby he was bound to ~his wife so as to be
1126 Suppl, 60|               Further, the husband is bound to correct his wife. But
1127 Suppl, 60|                Church of God is never bound by the laws of this world,
1128 Suppl, 60|           wife. But the Church is not bound in ~this matter by human
1129 Suppl, 61|               debt, and the other ~is bound to pay: and so the one cannot
1130 Suppl, 61|             consummation they are not bound to pay the ~marriage debt
1131 Suppl, 61|            such a ~profession, she is bound to receive him. Therefore
1132 Suppl, 61|               Therefore a wife is not bound to continence on account
1133 Suppl, 61|             consequently his wife is ~bound to wait for him until that
1134 Suppl, 61|            simple vow his wife is not bound to pay him the marriage
1135 Suppl, 62|        fornication?~(2) Whether he is bound to do so? ~(3) Whether he
1136 Suppl, 62|               2/2~Further, one is not bound to keep faith with one who
1137 Suppl, 62|             so that the latter is not bound to marital intercourse ~
1138 Suppl, 62|              converted the husband is bound to receive her back again.~
1139 Suppl, 62|              1~Whether the husband is bound by precept to put away his
1140 Suppl, 62|              seem that the husband is bound by precept to put away ~
1141 Suppl, 62|              head ~of his wife, he is bound to correct his wife. Now
1142 Suppl, 62|         fornication. ~Therefore he is bound to separate from her.~Aquin.:
1143 Suppl, 62|              sin, her ~husband is not bound to put her away: whereas
1144 Suppl, 62|             if she repent not, he is ~bound to do so, lest he seem to
1145 Suppl, 62|         otherwise, her husband is not bound to have ~recourse to the
1146 Suppl, 62|                Further, a man is more bound to his wife than to a stranger.
1147 Suppl, 62|            her fornication: nor is he bound to pay her the marriage ~
1148 Suppl, 62|          husband and wife are equally bound towards each other, ~the
1149 Suppl, 62|                divorce. For no one is bound to perpetual continence.
1150 Suppl, 62|            some cases ~the husband is bound to put away his wife forever
1151 Suppl, 62|              Further, the wife is not bound to the husband save as regards
1152 Suppl, 62|           long as they live ~they are bound by the marriage tie, which
1153 Suppl, 62|         Although no one is absolutely bound to continence, he may ~be
1154 Suppl, 62|             to continence, he may ~be bound accidentally; for instance,
1155 Suppl, 62|               divorce the wife is not bound to her husband ~as regards
1156 Suppl, 62|         marriage tie, whereby she was bound to this, remains, and consequently ~
1157 Suppl, 62|             her husband, and would be bound to pay the ~marriage debt,
1158 Suppl, 62|               the ~husband would seem bound to receive his wife, especially
1159 Suppl, 62|               repented. But he is not bound, for the wife, in defending
1160 Suppl, 62|               the ~adulterous wife is bound to return to her husband
1161 Suppl, 62|             asks ~her. But she is not bound, since they are separated
1162 Suppl, 62|               yet the husband ~is not bound to be reconciled to his
1163 Suppl, 62|             to him. Hence his wife is bound to ~pay the debt, and to
1164 Suppl, 62|              to ~equity, the judge is bound by virtue of his office
1165 Suppl, 62|        reconciliation, the husband is bound to both.~
1166 Suppl, 64|              1) Whether one spouse is bound to pay the marriage debt
1167 Suppl, 64|              Whether one is sometimes bound to pay without being asked?~(
1168 Suppl, 64|            menses?~(4) Whether she is bound to pay it at that time?~(
1169 Suppl, 64|         husband and wife are mutually bound to the payment of the ~marriage
1170 Suppl, 64|             and wife are not mutually bound, under ~the obligation of
1171 Suppl, 64|              disease, the wife is not bound to cohabit ~with a leprous
1172 Suppl, 64|               seem that a wife is not bound to pay ~the debt to a leprous
1173 Suppl, 64|             Cor. 7:4). But a slave is bound by an ~obligation of precept
1174 Suppl, 64|         husband and wife are mutually bound to the ~payment of the marriage
1175 Suppl, 64|        marriage, if the one were not ~bound to pay the debt to the other
1176 Suppl, 64|           individual, the ~husband is bound to pay the debt to his wife,
1177 Suppl, 64|             reason the husband is not bound to ~satisfy her.~Aquin.:
1178 Suppl, 64|               lawful cause, he is not bound, and she cannot ask, but
1179 Suppl, 64|        marriage. Wherefore a ~wife is bound to pay the debt even to
1180 Suppl, 64|              husband. But she is not ~bound to cohabit with him, because
1181 Suppl, 64|              1/1~Whether a husband is bound to pay the debt if his wife
1182 Suppl, 64|               that the husband is not bound to pay the marriage ~debt
1183 Suppl, 64|              for. Therefore he is not bound to ~payment otherwise.~Aquin.:
1184 Suppl, 64|          continent, and so he is not ~bound to pay her the debt.~Aquin.:
1185 Suppl, 64|             slave. Now a slave is not bound to serve his master save
1186 Suppl, 64|        Therefore neither is a husband bound to pay the ~debt to his
1187 Suppl, 64|             care of a sick ~person is bound to remedy the disease without
1188 Suppl, 64|             Therefore the ~husband is bound to pay the debt to his wife
1189 Suppl, 64|                Further, a superior is bound to apply a remedy for the
1190 Suppl, 64|              sometimes the husband is bound to pay the debt to his wife
1191 Suppl, 64|              in words, the husband is bound to pay it, ~whenever his
1192 Suppl, 64|           slave would nevertheless be bound to fulfill his duty, ~if
1193 Suppl, 64|             just as she ~would not be bound to pay it if she had some
1194 Suppl, 64|            for herself, so is she not bound to pay for fear of ~danger
1195 Suppl, 64|              Further, the wife is not bound to pay her husband the debt ~
1196 Suppl, 64|               asked; whereas he is so bound, as stated above (AA[1],
1197 Suppl, 64|              household the husband is bound to the wife in all things
1198 Suppl, 64|               husband, so is the wife bound to the husband in all things
1199 Suppl, 64|               is that the wife is not bound ~to pay the debt to her
1200 Suppl, 64|               whereas the husband ~is bound to pay it to the wife.~Aquin.:
1201 Suppl, 64|              just as the ~members are bound to the head in their own
1202 Suppl, 64|              head in its own capacity bound to the members: and thus
1203 Suppl, 64|         husband and wife are ~equally bound to pay the debt, as stated
1204 Suppl, 64|                Further, no one can be bound by the command of a superior
1205 Suppl, 64|          those in which one person is bound to another do not come under ~
1206 Suppl, 64|              of the one to whom he is bound. Consequently, since ~husband
1207 Suppl, 64|         husband and wife are mutually bound as regards the payment of
1208 Suppl, 64|              vice versa," the wife is bound to follow her husband ~rather
1209 Suppl, 64|            OBJ 2: Although one is not bound to pray at all hours, one
1210 Suppl, 64|            pray at all hours, one is ~bound throughout the day to keep
1211 Suppl, 64|               1~Whether one spouse is bound to pay the debt to the other
1212 Suppl, 64|            seem that neither are they bound to pay the debt at a ~festal
1213 Suppl, 64|           pray, and ~therefore we are bound to do so at a fixed time.
1214 Suppl, 64|            debt at a time when one is bound to pray, as neither ought
1215 Suppl, 64|            one ~at a time when one is bound to fulfill a special duty
1216 Suppl, 64|               procreation, the one is bound to pay ~the debt to the
1217 Suppl, 65|               his body, so that he is bound to pay her the debt when
1218 Suppl, 65|          subject, he is not therefore bound not to withstand ~his subject.
1219 Suppl, 65|               things the ~parents are bound to their children, according
1220 Suppl, 66|          fornication one party is not bound to the other for ever; and ~
1221 Suppl, 66|             deformed in his limbs, or bound to do ~penance or to perform
1222 Suppl, 67|               her husband ~liveth, is bound to the law of her husband" (
1223 Suppl, 68|        natural ~law their parents are bound to provide for their needs.
1224 Suppl, 75|            the ~debts to which we are bound by the sin of our first
1225 Suppl, 80|             Now ~Christ's body is not bound by this necessity of being
1226 Suppl, 93|                since every one is not bound to confess his ~faith in
1227 Suppl, 93|            his faith which he is then bound to confess. Nor does ~it