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 1 10Command,    1,  1 | Therefore, he who violates this precept does injury to God, ~is
 2 10Command,    5     |       the law of God, against a precept of the Church and against
 3 10Command,    7,  1 |    Secondly, one may break this precept by listening to detractors
 4 10Command,    7,  1 |   Thirdly, gossipers break this precept when they repeat whatever
 5 10Command,    9     |     which ~are forbidden by the precept: "Thou shalt not covet thy
 6 10Command,    9     |      riches. And thus after the precept forbidding desire for the ~
 7 10Command,    9     | dominate the reason.5 Hence the precept is not, let sin ~not be;
 8 LordPray,    8   (1)|       He delivered it by way of precept and confirmed it by example" ("
 9 Question,    2,  2  |       the positive side of this precept, i.e., what does it tell
10 Question,    2,  4  |    promised those who keep this precept.~ ~5. Our superiors in the
11 Question,    2,  5  | COMMANDMENT~ ~1. What does this precept forbid, and what positive
12 Question,    2,  7  |         3. St. Thomas says this precept is violated by detraction,