e her name and goods are not consecrated to divineworship nor protected by its special sacredness in law. ustice superior to courage, 1716 a; superior toliberality, 1716 b; regarded by some as inferior to virtue of religionand mercy, 1718 a, b; justice demands pro uses deception against the otherparty in order to charge more or pay less than is fair; for one who i Hence, a mereaccidental error about the other party (e.
; precepts, 519;rescripts, 520; privileges, 521-523; dispensations, 524. Thus, if a person strikes lightly a pregnant woman and shesuffers an abortion, or if one who is not a s --We shall now proceed to treat of thevarious parts of justice in the order in which they were given above(2142-2144), beginning with the virtue that renders to God His due. --Parents should, as far as they are able, givetheir children the honor and help that belongs to members of the family(see 2346 sqq.
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