Part, Question

 1   2, 39 |     Reply OBJ 3: That which harms the better thing is worse
 2   2, 39 |   is worse than that which ~harms the worse. Now a thing is
 3   2, 39 |     called evil "because it harms," as ~Augustine says (Enchiridion
 4   2, 47 |  Secondly, in so ~far as he harms himself or another; which
 5   2, 41 | those, to ~wit, whereby one harms one's neighbor unjustly.
 6   2, 59 |  and actions, whereby a man harms the person of his ~neighbor;
 7   2, 65 | profits ~the guilty man and harms nobody. Therefore the judge
 8   2, 113|     tongue of the flatterer harms ~more than the sword of
 9   2, 113| whoever does harm by words, harms himself no less than ~others:
10   2, 113|  doing harm: for such a man harms himself more than others, ~
11   2, 113| more than others, ~since he harms himself, as the sufficient
12   2, 116|     s neighbor, since a man harms ~no one by keeping what
13   3, 19 |    The sin of an individual harms himself alone; but the sin ~