Part, Question

 1   2, 4   |   Secondly, as necessary for ~its well-being: thus, beauty of body and
 2   2, 4   |           friends conduces to the well-being of Happiness. Hence ~Augustine
 3   2, 10  |          which regard the natural well-being; all of which are included
 4   2, 27  |     causes love of friendship or ~well-being. For the very fact that
 5   2, 28  |  apprehend it as belonging to our well-being. In ~like manner when a
 6   2, 35  |         sudden ~corruption of the well-being of that thing which the
 7   2, 35  |           For we love the natural well-being of the body ~more than the
 8   2, 35  |         which are contrary to the well-being of the ~body. Thirdly, on
 9   2, 35  |           cause repugnant to the ~well-being of the body in which is
10   2, 37  |           passions conduce to the well-being ~of the body; though, if
11   2, 100 |    matters, which pertain ~to the well-being of perfect virtue, come
12   2, 105 |        pertaining to the ~general well-being of the people. Therefore
13   2, 107 |  Pharisees were concerned for the well-being of animals even on the ~
14   2, 18  |           fear of forfeiting ~the well-being of his body, since external
15   2, 27  |     whereby a man rejoices in the well-being of his friend, ~though he
16   2, 28  |        directly to our neighbor's well-being, according to Heb. ~13:16: "
17   2, 48  |       which is conducive to their well-being, but also with the ~irascible
18   2, 120 |          things pertaining to the well-being of ~the body, according
19   2, 120 | preservation of one's own bodily ~well-being does not profane the Sabbath:
20   2, 120 |         is directed to the bodily well-being of another is not ~contrary
21   2, 140 |           are necessary for man's well-being, ~as regards the preservation
22   2, 145 |        night-watchings before the well-being of his senses."~Aquin.:
23   2, 152 |        that "what food is ~to the well-being of the body, such is sexual
24   3, 57  |            which pertains to the ~well-being of glory: not that His body
25 Suppl, 3 |     subject, and ~of that general well-being which suffices for the fulfillment
26 Suppl, 9 |        some are requisite for its well-being. Now those things which
27 Suppl, 9 |           A[4] Body Para. 5/5~The well-being of confession requires that
28 Suppl, 9 |        but is a condition of ~its well-being.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[9] A[4]
29 Suppl, 29|       words which pertain to the ~well-being thereof, are not said by
30 Suppl, 48|         sacrament belongs to the ~well-being and not to the essence of
31 Suppl, 93|             Hence they regard the well-being of beatitude and a certain