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 1   1, 70 |       that which points out the usefulness of these things ~to man,
 2   1, 71 |       that which points out the usefulness of these things ~to man,
 3   2, 16 |     useful"; in fact their very usefulness is sometimes called use.~
 4   2, 18 |       one that lacks either the usefulness of rectitude or the motive
 5   2, 26 |       that which is founded on "usefulness," that which is ~founded
 6   2, 26 |     When friendship is based on usefulness or pleasure, a man ~does
 7   2, 27 |       or friendship founded on ~usefulness or pleasure: because whatever
 8   2, 27 | friendship seems to be based on usefulness. We might also say ~that
 9   2, 27 |      every friendship based on ~usefulness. Therefore another passion
10   2, 31 |         and on account of their usefulness. Wherefore the senses ~afford
11   2, 31 |     senses, as loved for their ~usefulness, are common to all animals.~
12   2, 31 | pleasure ~which is by reason of usefulness, then the greatest pleasure
13   2, 31 | afforded ~by the touch. For the usefulness of sensible things is gauged
14   2, 31 |        closest relation to this usefulness: for the ~touch takes cognizance
15   2, 31 |      pleasure save by reason of usefulness, derive no pleasure from
16   2, 31 |         greatest in respect of ~usefulness, and the pleasure afforded
17   2, 49 |      not yet arrived at perfect usefulness," such as ~inchoate science
18   2, 95 |        necessity is the same as usefulness. ~Therefore it is superfluous
19   2, 95 |         the removal ~of evils; "usefulness" to the attainment of good; "
20   2, 100|    pleasure of adultery and the usefulness of wealth, in ~so far as
21   2, 18 |        we love him by reason of usefulness, consanguinity, or some
22   2, 25 |         it is more enduring for usefulness quickly flits by, and the ~
23   2, 75 |        we consider equality of ~usefulness, so that the recompense
24   2, 75 | recompense should depend on the usefulness ~accruing, whereas in buying
25   2, 75 |         only on account of the ~usefulness of the vessels and other
26   2, 75 |         but it depends on their usefulness ~to man. Hence it is not
27   2, 79 |         a man on account of its usefulness ~to him, the more needy
28   2, 79 |      God not on account ~of its usefulness to Him, but for the sake
29   2, 79 |          and on account ~of its usefulness to us.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
30   2, 87 |      because it is not without ~usefulness and necessity that he implores
31   2, 95 |        a motive of necessity or usefulness to ask for that which is
32   2, 95 |  urgency, or a ~pious motive of usefulness, and other requisite conditions.
33   2, 95 |       Law, and also a motive of usefulness, as ~stated in the text
34   2, 98 |        directed to some kind of usefulness, which has a ~pecuniary
35   2, 98 |       directed to some kind of ~usefulness which has a pecuniary value.
36   2, 100|    specially to their personal ~usefulness or renown, and this belongs
37   2, 104|        be made according to the usefulness ~accruing from the favor
38   2, 108|       is a "jocose" lie, or of ~usefulness, and then we have the "officious"
39   2, 108|        person is intended. This usefulness ~regards either external
40   2, 185|       the above error ~from the usefulness of the monks, when he adds
41   2, 185|        a motive of necessity or usefulness. The motive is ~one of necessity
42   2, 185|           and it is a motive of usefulness if he wishes to accomplish
43   3, 44 |       of nature in splendor and usefulness." ~Likewise in an instant