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Alphabetical [« »] beneath 10 beneficence 5 beneficent 3 benefit 25 benefits 16 benevolence 2 bent 2	Frequency [« »] 25 approach 25 art 25 bear 25 benefit 25 bound 25 condemned 25 consider	Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius The divine institutes IntraText - Concordances benefit

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 1    I, pref|      make use of this heavenly benefit and gift, because the truth
 2    I, 11  |        and in a case where the benefit is small. No one implores
 3    I, 11  |    denote the magnitude of the benefit derived from a father. How
 4    I, 21  |  offering of human blood. What benefit do they who offer such sacrifices
 5   II, 3   |        and makes no use of the benefit of his own wisdom, so as
 6  III, 9   |      who is the author of this benefit? why do you not measure
 7  III, 13  |   minister to sense, confer no benefit. But as these things are
 8  III, 17  |     inasmuch as they are of no benefit to providence; but all things
 9  III, 18  |    those who praise death as a benefit. You complain of life as
10  III, 19  |    liberal education! For what benefit was it that he was born
11   IV, 16  |    advantages arising from the benefit of another, but even consecrate
12    V, 19  |   Father, alike meet? For what benefit does he who buys a slave
13   VI, 5   |        therefore consists in a benefit derived from another; for
14   VI, 11  |        THE PERSONS UPON WHOM A BENEFIT IS TO BE CONFERRED.~Therefore
15   VI, 11  |      accordance with nature to benefit a man; and he who does not
16   VI, 11  |    there is no conferring of a benefit where there is no necessity.
17   VI, 11  |     not be the conferring of a benefit. And although it is pleasing
18   VI, 12  | kindness, but the lending of a benefit at interest; nor can he
19   VI, 12  |     man except that which is a benefit. But if the benefit is returned,
20   VI, 12  |       is a benefit. But if the benefit is returned, it is destroyed
21   VI, 12  |     praise for those to confer benefit from whom no one expected
22   VI, 12  |     necessity for conferring a benefit. He ought not therefore
23   VI, 12  |     kindness, and to strive to benefit them. But these works are
24   VI, 18  |     receive interest, that the benefit may be unimpaired t which
25   VI, 20  |      so hostile to this divine benefit and gift as pleasure. For