Part, Question

 1   2, 29 |        Whether we ought to be beneficent to all?~(3) Whether we ought
 2   2, 29 |   Whether we ought to be more beneficent to those who are more closely ~
 3   2, 29 |       doing good," i.e. being beneficent, "to one's friends." Therefore ~
 4   2, 29 |     of love is that a man ~is beneficent to his friend. Therefore
 5   2, 29 |    Yet a man ought to be more beneficent to ~his children, since "
 6   2, 29 |     are not bound to be ~more beneficent to those who are more closely
 7   2, 29 | Therefore we ought to be most beneficent towards ~those who are most
 8   2, 56 |     pity, and to be liberally beneficent, which ~pertains to liberality,
 9   2, 127|     excellence that a man is ~beneficent, generous and grateful.
10   2, 157|   another's unhappiness by a ~beneficent action, while it belongs