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 1 10Command,    5      | adulteress commits the sin of theft in that she brings forth ~
 2 10Command,    5      |      and this is a most grave theft in that ~she expends her
 3 10Command,    5      |     sacrilege, treachery and ~theft.~ ~Husbands, however, do
 4 10Command,    6      |     taken away wrongfully.1~ ~Theft is committed in a number
 5 10Command,    6      |  every wrongful usurpation is theft when he asks: "What are
 6 10Command,    6      |     of thievery?"9~ ~Thirdly, theft is committed by not paying
 7 10Command,    6   (9)|      say that he ~who forbids theft does not also forbid robbery,
 8 10Command,    6   (9)| robbery is a greater sin than theft, ~inasmuch as it not only
 9 10Command,    6   (9)|       reason for this is that theft is more general and of wider
10 10Command,    6      |  safety.~ ~The fourth kind of theft is fraud in buying and selling: "
11 10Command,    6      |       other goods.~ ~Fifthly, theft is committed by those who
12 10Command,    6,  1  |   peculiar danger involved in theft, for no sin is ~so dangerous.
13 10Command,    6,  1  | reason is that the results of theft are peculiarly harmful to ~
14 10Command,    8      |       brings forth murder and theft and all kinds of evil. "
15 Question,    2,  6   |       2. Discuss the forms of theft enumerated by St. Thomas