; definition, 1328; objectsof, 1329; subjects of, 1330; distinct from emulation, fear andindignation, , when a wife takes from her husband's pockets theneeded money he denies his family, for a wife and fa , the sudden impulse to strike down thosewho do not agree with one's opinions) or the lightness of the matter(e. It does seem, however, that the goodwhich is hoped for must be of an equal dignity with the good of fame,sin
Cessation of Duty of Accusation. the revealer was notthe author of the rumor, and those to whom he spoke would have learnedit shortly even without him. ,the Apostles in Acts, iv. Necromancy, form of divination, 2284 b.
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