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 1   6, 2 |     love of God, the vir­tue of justice, and the sanctification
 2   6, 2 |       OF THE CARDINAL VIRTUE OF JUSTICE: The cardinal virtues are,
 3   6, 2 |        that the whole notion of justice is founded upon the principle
 4   6, 2 |       of the cardinal virtue of justice. And without that knowledge,
 5   6, 2 |         and a true prac­tice of justice are impossible; in short,
 6   7, 4 | renunciation without failing in justice or charity to his own.~PRIVATE
 7   7, 4 |    PROPERTY AND THE PRACTICE OF JUSTICE: Now, after having described
 8   7, 4 |  comments concern the virtue of justice in its relations with private
 9   7, 4 |      the love of, the virtue of justice. Now we will consider the
10   7, 4 |     property in the practice of justice.~Granted that the rights
11   7, 4 |       practice of the virtue of justice. These difficulties will
12 Summ, 6|         of God, the practice of justice, and the full develop­ment