It functions in ordinary affairs, for there is a special virtue of magnificence that makes wealthy men spend money lavishly in enterprise of the greatest moment.
It is, moreover, a special virtue, for it regulates the special natural inclination which moves man to attack what is harmful and injurious and has its own distinctive ends (see 2381).
The beneficiary of liberality is another, for no special virtue is needed to make one use money freely for one's own needs or comfort.
Therefore, in like manner, neither is penance, which is sorrow for past sins, a special virtue, but an emotion resulting from charity.
The efficacy of Christ's Resurrection reaches souls not from anyspecial virtue of His risen body, but from the virtue of the Godhead personally united with it.
But joy for the good one has done is not a special virtue, but is a praiseworthy emotion proceeding from charity, as Augustine states (De Civ.
Objection 1: It would seem that penance is not a special virtue.
Objection 1: It would seem that charity is not a special virtue.
Now no special virtue is included in the definition of virtue in general.
In this way it is a special virtue, and a part of justice: for a man does his duty by his superior when he obeys him: and thus obedience follows faith, whereby man knows that God is his superior, Whom he must obey.
There is no special virtue in silence, celibacy, and abstinence from the enjoyment of God's gifts to mankind.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "special virtue" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
