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1 29|     his own ego to the common good, loses the support of the
2 29|      in a God who rewards all good and punishes all evil, then
3 30|       never contribute to the good of the people. But ancient
4 30|      at the same time morally good" (Cicero, De Off. ii. 30).
5 30|   forget that the real common good ultimately takes its measure
6 30|      from the Creator for the good of man, and for the full
7 34|      to aim at the triumph of good over evil (Rom. xii. 21)
8 35| charity and solicitude of the Good Samaritan. Let your daily
9 38|      the rules of loyalty and good faith. ~