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 1 XII  |   applies to other foods which benefit other parts of the body.
 2 XIV  |       a few, if indeed it does benefit them; while the style of
 3 XIV  |       what is more, it did not benefit the philosopher him-self
 4 XIV  |    Plato, a Greek, intended to benefit Greek or Syrian adherents
 5 XVII |     and earth " ---- He Who to benefit mankind sent down such and
 6 XVIII|       if they find this public benefit to be a fact, they ought
 7 XVIII|        is that I do my best to benefit these also, though I should
 8 XXI  |        never have realised the benefit, if they had not condemned
 9 XXI  | treatment: he only promises to benefit his pupil because he desires
10 XXIV |       say God intended for the benefit of matter is found to have