Part, Question

 1   2, 60 |         and may be rendered "affability." ~Secondly, one man behaves
 2   2, 78 |    concern of "liberality," "affability" or "friendship," or the ~
 3   2, 112| FRIENDLINESS WHICH IS CALLED AFFABILITY (TWO ARTICLES)~We must now
 4   2, 112| friendliness which is called affability, and ~the opposite vices
 5   2, 112|  Concerning ~friendliness or affability, there are two points of
 6   2, 112|     of ~the poor." Therefore affability, which is what we mean by
 7   2, 113|    we have been speaking, or affability, intends chiefly ~the pleasure
 8   2, 114|      virtue of friendship or affability?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[116] A[
 9   2, 114|     virtue of ~friendship or affability. For quarreling seems to
10   2, 114|      aforesaid friendship or affability, to which it belongs to
11   2, 166|  belongs to "friendliness or affability" [*Cf. Q[114], A[1]]. This
12   2, 166|    would seem to ~pertain to affability, which the Philosopher (