Part, Question

501 Suppl, 64|            asking for the marriage debt is more unbecoming on feast ~
502 Suppl, 64|   celebration of marriage. Yet the debt may be asked for on ~those
503 Suppl, 64|       payment of a request for the debt as by the celebration of
504 Suppl, 65|            is bound to pay her the debt when she asks. ~Therefore
505 Suppl, 65|     require the husband to pay the debt every ~time his wife asks
506 Suppl, 65|          marriage does require the debt ~to be paid at all times
507 Suppl, 66|           of this, he pays her the debt at her asking, ~before she
508 Suppl, 66|    compelled by law to pay her the debt, or if he ~do so at her
509 Suppl, 67|         sin, ~it did not incur the debt of punishment, either temporal
510 Suppl, 67|          that divorce incurred the debt of temporal ~punishment.~
511 Suppl, 69|           it be held back by some ~debt, for which its flight must
512 Suppl, 71|          not absolved from his own debt if he pay a debt for another
513 Suppl, 71|           his own debt if he pay a debt for another man. ~Therefore
514 Suppl, 71|          not absolved from his own debt for the reason that by ~
515 Suppl, 71|          suffrages he has paid the debt of the one for whom he offered ~
516 Suppl, 71|            suffrages ~has paid the debt of a dead person is freed
517 Suppl, 71|       person is freed from his own debt, it would ~seem that one
518 Suppl, 71|       while absolving him from the debt of punishment, does not ~
519 Suppl, 71|         the performer from his own debt of punishment, because in
520 Suppl, 71|            can be equal to the one debt without being equal to the ~
521 Suppl, 71|     greater satisfaction than ~the debt of one. Secondly, it may
522 Suppl, 71|         not simply freed from the ~debt of eternal punishment, but
523 Suppl, 71|            a ~person pay another's debt human justice releases the
524 Suppl, 71|     suffrages for another pays the debt, in a ~sense, of the person
525 Suppl, 71|           rather ~the payment of a debt: and it does not follow,
526 Suppl, 71|            follow, if one person's debt be ~paid, that the debt
527 Suppl, 71|            debt be ~paid, that the debt of others is paid likewise.~
528 Suppl, 71|         manner of the payment of a debt, as ~stated above (A[12],
529 Suppl, 75|            evil or absolved from a debt unless one incur the debt
530 Suppl, 75|          debt unless one incur the debt or incur the evil: ~and
531 Suppl, 75|         one ~who is born without a debt or free from evil, but only
532 Suppl, 75|            one who is born ~with a debt and is afterwards delivered
533 Suppl, 75|            who have contracted the debt of death by being born in
534 Suppl, 84|           repentance remain in the debt of punishment due to them, ~
535 Suppl, 93|         money receives the name of debt through being due to ~some
536 Suppl, 93|           though the money and the debt are altogether the same.
537 Suppl, 96|           those who ask that their debt be ~forgiven, but not to
538 Appen1, 2|           Purgatory frees from the debt of punishment?~(6) Whether
539 Appen1, 2|          OBJ 3: Further, since the debt of punishment is an effect
540 Appen1, 2|         who has not fully paid the debt of punishment, this ~debt
541 Appen1, 2|          debt of punishment, this ~debt does not increase when he
542 Appen1, 2|            he lived he was not in ~debt to the extent of the most
543 Appen1, 2|          Purgatory, as regards the debt of punishment. ~Therefore
544 Appen1, 2|        Purgatory delivers from the debt of punishment?~Aquin.: SMT
545 Appen1, 2|         does not deliver from ~the debt of punishment. For every
546 Appen1, 2|          is not cleansed ~from the debt of punishment by the punishment
547 Appen1, 2|           this life atones for the debt of ~punishment. Much more
548 Appen1, 2|         indebtedness by paying the debt. And, since the obligation
549 Appen1, 2|           is nothing else than the debt of punishment, a person
550 Appen1, 2|        Purgatory cleanses from the debt of punishment.~Aquin.: SMT
551 Appen1, 2|          Reply OBJ 1: Although the debt of punishment does not in
552 Appen1, 2|  punishment, it is ~opposed to the debt of punishment, because the
553 Appen1, 2|          sin, and the ~greater the debt, the more severely is it
554 Appen2, 1|        after this life. For if the debt of punishment is not paid