, public scandal), or great temporal harm of apublic kind (e. Despair, definition, 1061; despondency, 1062; pusillanimity andspiritual sloth, 1064; despair of unbelief, 1065; signs indicatingdespair, One of the commonest forms of defamation is the narration of somecrime or defect at second hand, as w Paul lists ingratitude with other specialclasses of sin (II Tim.
Accidentally,however, on account of greater evils, vengeance is sometimes unlawful,as when it would involve the innocent with the guilty, or fall moreheavily upon the less guilty (Matt. It is closely related to fortitude and zeal, whichprepare the way for it; zeal, being a fervent love of God and man,ins ttels (simple vow), or also of the radicaldominion (see 1697) or right of ownership of such goods (solemn vow). ferenceto things that are fearful only slightly or not at all (such as havinga tooth pulled or a finger lanced).
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