Part, Question

 1   1, 65  |        one ~person, to another is beneficial, and that even to themselves
 2   1, 66  |        one ~person, to another is beneficial, and that even to themselves
 3   2, 101 |          grasp. Hence it was more beneficial that the ~Divine mysteries
 4   2, 87  |         is ~manifestly lawful and beneficial. An oath of this kind seemingly
 5   2, 104 |       such a way as to prove most beneficial. If, however, through ~the
 6   2, 162 |   restored to immortality by ~the beneficial tree of life. Therefore
 7   2, 162 | immortality, but by means of that beneficial food ~he might have prolonged
 8   3, 8   |          Godhead His actions were beneficial, i.e. by causing ~grace
 9   3, 48  |      sufferings of the saints are beneficial to the Church, ~as by way,
10   3, 57  |           it would have been more beneficial for men if He had tarried
11   3, 79  |           were the sacrament not ~beneficial to others. Therefore, this
12   3, 79  |      Therefore, this sacrament is beneficial not merely ~to them who
13   3, 79  |          do not receive it, it is beneficial by way of ~sacrifice, inasmuch
14 Suppl, 54|        allow at ~one time, it was beneficial to forbid at another.~Aquin.: