The greatest evil is to do wrong and not to suffer for it.
Catholic philosopher and theologian
The greatest evil is to do wrong and not to suffer for it.
Catholic philosopher and theologian
Often attributed, but exact source in Aquinas is difficult to pinpoint. Reflects his general ethical stance.
c. 1265-1274
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