Part, Question

1   2, 23|      to white, is contrary to ~blackening, which is movement from
2   2, 71|        suitably defined as the blackening of another's ~character
3   2, 71|       Theol. II, cxvii.], "the blackening of another's good ~name
4   2, 71| committed. Therefore not every blackening ~of a good name is backbiting.~
5   2, 71|       its ~very nature aims at blackening a man's good name. Wherefore,
6   2, 74|    more or less grave than the blackening of a man's good name. Moreover ~