Part, Question

 1   2, 60  |          the former. Now one man behaves towards another in serious ~
 2   2, 60  |  affability." ~Secondly, one man behaves towards another by being
 3   2, 61  |          reason of them that man behaves himself well in the conduct
 4   2, 63  |   acquired virtues, ~whereby man behaves well in respect of human
 5   2, 100 |         4~To his neighbors a man behaves himself well both in particular
 6   2, 102 |           it matters not how man behaves to animals, because God
 7   2, 95  |        the ~very fact that a man behaves presumptuously and without
 8   2, 97  | irreverence is in the person who behaves ~irreverently even though
 9   2, 112 |     thereto, in so far as ~a man behaves in a becoming manner towards
10   2, 112 |     reason, in so far as one man behaves becomingly towards ~another.
11   2, 121 |           Reply OBJ 1: Fortitude behaves well in bearing all manner
12   2, 121 |          2~Moreover, a brave man behaves well in face of danger of
13   2, 134 |          not fly, but because he behaves in a praiseworthy manner ~
14   2, 149 |          to be chaste because he behaves in a certain ~way as regards
15   2, 152 |       not for what ~reason a man behaves as one demented. Hence Sixtus
16 Suppl, 64|       again, and in doing so she behaves as a harlot rather than