Part, Question

 1   2, 77 |     as parts of a whole. Now declining from evil is ~implied in
 2   2, 77 |    the same time. ~Therefore declining from evil and doing good
 3   2, 77 |     Grat. i) declares that ~"declining from evil and doing good"
 4   2, 77 |      equality of ~justice by declining from evil, that is by inflicting
 5   2, 77 |  part, so to speak, thereof. Declining from evil is a more ~imperfect
 6   2, 77 |    requires ~an act, even in declining from evil, as stated above (
 7   2, 78 |   parts of justice, namely, "declining from evil," to which "innocence" ~
 8   2, 87 | prejudice, doing ~nothing by declining to either side.']. Therefore
 9   2, 107|  that, There are two ways of declining from the truth to that ~
10   2, 133|      little things, but for ~declining from the rule of reason