Second Part of the Second Part (Secunda Secundae) — Question 58

• Article 1 — Whether Justice Is Fittingly Defined As Being the Perpetual and Constant Will to Render to Each One His Right?
• Article 2 — Whether Justice Is Always Towards Another?
• Article 3 — Whether Justice Is a Virtue?
• Article 4 — Whether Justice Is in the Will As Its Subject?
• Article 5 — Whether Justice Is a General Virtue?
• Article 6 — Whether Justice, As a General Virtue, Is Essentially the Same As All Virtue?
• Article 7 — Whether There Is a Particular Besides a General Justice?
• Article 8 — Whether Particular Justice Has a Special Matter?
• Article 9 — Whether Justice Is About the Passions?
• Article 10 — Whether the Mean of Justice Is the Real Mean?
• Article 11 — Whether the Act of Justice Is to Render to Each One His Own?
• Article 12 — Whether Justice Stands Foremost Among All Moral Virtues?