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, its conformity to moral standards), since man,unlike the animals, was made, not for sensible, but for rational good. mself and asto others, while the others deal with the passions and the rightdisposition of man as to himself. Example: Acts that were done under theinfluence of grave and unjust fear, or that were induced throughdeception, are held as valid until declared null by a judge. The law that one may not exposeone's life to danger yields to the law that the common welfare must bedefended; hence, citizens ar