help is given him, as when an infant is about to diewithout baptism; (b) grave spiritual need, or that in (b) Epicurean hope is that which places pleasure above the otherelements that pertain to subjective beatitude. They stood together in the light. As to those who have not yet passed from this mortal life, somehave hope, others have it not.
Obedience to thelaw in this case would defeat the purpose of the law, which is theprotection of faith, and hence Caius may use epieikeia. (b) A certain obligation is not complied with by a doubtfulfulfillment. Hence, he takes meat, arguing that, while thismay be a violation of the law, he himself is not guilty of sin, sincehe feels that he has a right to eat meat under the circumstances. Example: Acleric has no right to abandon an immunity which the law gives to hisstate.
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