Part, Question

 1   1, 25  |       the best of all cannot be ~bettered; because nothing is better
 2   1, 25  |       For if any one thing were ~bettered, the proportion of order
 3   2, 28  |    possible, it is perfected and bettered. But if a thing be adapted
 4   2, 28  |   Wherefore man is perfected and bettered chiefly by the love of God:
 5   2, 75  |           either because he has ~bettered the thing, or because the
 6 Suppl, 87|   inasmuch as all creatures are ~bettered through man's restoration,
 7 Suppl, 88|         the whole world will be ~bettered. Therefore no body will
 8 Suppl, 88|    sinned, or that it should be ~bettered when he is glorified. ~Aquin.:
 9 Suppl, 88| Therefore its brightness will be bettered and will ~increase.~Aquin.:
10 Suppl, 88|          heavenly bodies will be bettered, especially as regards their ~
11 Suppl, 88|           But if one creature be bettered, the good of the universe
12 Suppl, 88|         lower bodies need to be ~bettered, chiefly as regards the
13 Suppl, 88|        other parts will also be ~bettered, and so the same harmony