Part, Question

 1   2, 20 |         a wrong done to him, the wrongdoer is not thereby ~excused.
 2   2, 31 |         contrary, To correct the wrongdoer is a spiritual almsdeed.
 3   2, 31 |      that, The correction of the wrongdoer is a remedy which should ~
 4   2, 31 | Consequently the correction of a wrongdoer is twofold, one which applies ~
 5   2, 31 |         remedy to the sin of the wrongdoer, considered as hurtful to
 6   2, 31 |          probably withdraw some ~wrongdoer from sin, and yet omits
 7   2, 31 |        sinner ought to reprove a wrongdoer?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[33] A[
 8   2, 31 |        sinner ought to reprove a wrongdoer. For no ~man is excused
 9   2, 31 |          be none to reprove the ~wrongdoer. But the latter proposition
10   2, 31 |          3], ad 2), to correct a wrongdoer ~belongs to a man, in so
11   2, 31 |      that, if a sinner reprove a wrongdoer with humility, he does ~
12   2, 31 |            the correction of the wrongdoer is ~twofold. One, which
13   2, 31 |         to the amendment of the ~wrongdoer, whom it does not coerce,
14   2, 186|       one be ~able to resist the wrongdoer in a becoming manner. Hence