Part, Question

1   2, 21  | conduces to his own benefit ~or disadvantage, then again is retribution
2   2, 73  |     Further, no one should reap disadvantage from good. But he would, ~
3   2, 73  |        excels in anything reaps disadvantage, not from ~the good which
4   2, 78  |     account of his reaping some disadvantage from ~the sin. ~(tm)Aquin.:
5   2, 75  |        of one party, and to the disadvantage of the ~other: for instance,
6   2, 121 |   pleasure, or gain, or of some disadvantage to be avoided, such ~as
7 Suppl, 59|    since then he would be at a ~disadvantage through his conversion.~