(b) Lawfulness. Defamation casts a shadow over or totally obscuresthe brilliance of a good reputation. and also to at least a faircommission for gains made in the course of extraordinary services forwhich he is receiving no compensation. e, the moral dangers of the world and thesocial diseases to be guarded against, and the hygienic aids tochastity.
(c) In his external words and works, the proud man betrays himself byboasting, self-glorification, self-justification, by his haught Nor is it excused by the desire of some good for self. ters of divine worship or ofthe poor, since those who serve the altar should live by the altar (ICor. Finally, theytrace the following sins of the tongue to the vice of impurity: thesubject of the lewd man's talk is filthy, for out of the heart themouth speaketh (Matt.
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