Part, Question

1   2, 109|    Therefore if it is evil to ~simulate good, it is good to simulate
2   2, 109|   simulate good, it is good to simulate evil.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[111]
3   2, 109| reprehensible sometimes not to simulate. But it is never reprehensible ~
4   2, 109|     less to sin openly than to simulate holiness." But to ~sin openly
5   2, 109|  complexion of the person they simulate, at one time under the guise
6   2, 109|     less to sin openly than to simulate ~holiness": and a gloss
7   2, 109|        mean one who intends to simulate holiness, which he lacks ~
8   2, 109|     for instance if he were to simulate ~holiness in order to disseminate
9   3, 80 |   deceitfully has presumed to ~simulate it."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80]