ll be said in thenext Article in discussing violations of secrets), nor make use ofknowledge unjustly acquired, nor revea , the guilt of sin incurred bythe defamer), the superior is guilty of injustice towards his subject,if by reason of his office or contract he is bound to correct faultsand neglects to do so. ble ignorance of what one can do or what one deserves, or from afear that overpowers judgment, or from Reasons Sufficient for a Dispensation.
(b) Effect. This is unjust since it exacts payment for that which is nonexistent,that is, for use, as a distinct value, of a fungible whose only valueis in its use (see Aristotle, _Politics_, Bk. ly one prudent and discreet person, who will neither divulgethe information, nor be influenced by it to th A grave penance may be lightened by joining it with some dutyalready owed (e.
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