Part, Question

 1   2, 32 |         by ~them. And because a flatterer appears to praise, therefore
 2   2, 60 |         Hence the counsellor or flatterer is bound to ~restitution,
 3   2, 113|      that whom the voice of the flatterer upraises, the ~tongue of
 4   2, 113|      out of it, he is called a "flatterer" or "adulator." As a rule, ~
 5   2, 113|        says: "The tongue of the flatterer harms ~more than the sword
 6   2, 113|         The false praise of the flatterer softens the ~mind by depriving
 7   2, 113|       more, therefore, does the flatterer sin in himself.~Aquin.:
 8   2, 113|         as when the praise of a flatterer, ~even without his intending
 9   2, 113|    passages quoted speak of the flatterer who praises ~another's sin.
10   2, 114|         in ~flattery, since the flatterer says one thing, and thinks
11   2, 114|         is more ashamed to be a flatterer than a quarreler. Therefore
12   2, 114| grievously than the adulator or flatterer, who exceeds in giving ~
13   2, 114|        Reply OBJ 1: Just as the flatterer may do harm by deceiving