Part, Question
1 1, 77 | thing itself, which is the semen ~containing the principle
2 1, 77 | power that prepares this semen; and this is the ~generative
3 1, 77 | living things is from a semen, it ~is necessary that in
4 1, 91 | human race; just as the semen ~belongs to the perfection
5 1, 91 | naturally begotten is the human semen of man or woman. Wherefore
6 1, 96 | of the human race, as the semen in man, who is a ~principle
7 1, 99 | transfused by virtue of the ~semen; but would have been conferred
8 1, 117 | is transmitted with the semen?~(2) Whether the intellectual
9 1, 117 | is transmitted with the semen?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[118] A[
10 1, 117 | not transmitted with the ~semen, but created by God. For
11 1, 117 | thereof is actually in the semen, for ~no part of the sensitive
12 1, 117 | the body; ~while in the semen there is not even a particle
13 1, 117 | which is not made from the semen and ~by the power thereof.
14 1, 117 | not produced ~through the semen.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[118] A[
15 1, 117 | Further, if there be in the semen any principle productive
16 1, 117 | cannot be generated from ~the semen.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[118] A[
17 1, 117 | contrary, The power in the semen is to the animal seminally ~
18 1, 117 | generation, because ~the semen of the animal or plant derives
19 1, 117 | active force which is in the semen, and which is ~derived from
20 1, 117 | the (vital) ~spirit in the semen which is frothy, as is attested
21 1, 117 | active force ~is in the semen of the male, as the Philosopher
22 1, 117 | the power which is in the ~semen of the male, until it is
23 1, 117 | itself which was in the semen becomes the ~sensitive soul;
24 1, 117 | active principle in the semen, has been produced in one
25 1, 117 | power which was in the ~semen, it ceases to exist, when
26 1, 117 | ceases to exist, when the semen is dissolved and the (vital) ~
27 1, 117 | soul is produced from the semen?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[118] A[
28 1, 117 | soul is produced from the ~semen. For it is written (Gn.
29 1, 117 | a ~man, except from the semen. Therefore the intellectual
30 1, 117 | soul is produced ~from the semen.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[118] A[
31 1, 117 | man is generated from the semen, as in other ~animals; wherefore
32 1, 117 | soul is produced from the semen.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[118] A[
33 1, 117 | produced by the power of the semen. Therefore ~the intellectual
34 1, 117 | produced by the power of the semen.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[118] A[
35 1, 117 | intellectual, cannot reach the semen. Hence the Philosopher ~
36 1, 117 | is transmitted with the semen.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[118] A[
37 1, 117 | formative power of the semen. Both of these explanations
38 1, 118 | nature?~(2) Whether the semen, which is the principle
39 1, 118 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the semen is produced from surplus
40 1, 118 | It would seem that the semen is not produced from the
41 1, 118 | generated is produced from the semen. Therefore the semen is
42 1, 118 | the semen. Therefore the semen is produced ~from the substance
43 1, 118 | receives from him. But if the semen from which something is
44 1, 118 | suchlike. If therefore, the semen were produced from ~surplus
45 1, 118 | the man begotten of such semen would be more akin to the ~
46 1, 118 | this would not be, if the semen were produced from surplus
47 1, 118 | surplus food. ~Therefore the semen is not produced therefrom. ~
48 1, 118 | Animal. ~i, 18) that "the semen is surplus food."~Aquin.:
49 1, 118 | is not possible that the semen be a kind of solution from
50 1, 118 | of each part. Thus ~the semen would be a small animal
51 1, 118 | said, therefore, that the semen is not something ~separated
52 1, 118 | the members. Therefore the semen is taken from this. In this
53 1, 118 | nutritive power is employed as semen by the generative ~power.
54 1, 118 | require much food, have little semen in proportion to ~the size
55 1, 118 | plants, inasmuch as the semen owes its virtue to the form
56 1, 118 | but that there be in the semen a virtue derived from the
57 2, 81 | origin, is ~caused by the semen. But the semen cannot cause
58 2, 81 | caused by the semen. But the semen cannot cause sin, because
59 2, 81 | less, therefore, can the semen infect the soul.~Aquin.:
60 2, 81 | is ~transmitted with the semen, so that thus an infected
61 2, 81 | the transmission of the semen, albeit the semen itself
62 2, 81 | of the semen, albeit the semen itself is ~not the subject
63 2, 81 | because the power in ~the semen is not able to cause the
64 2, 81 | nevertheless the motion ~of the semen is a disposition to the
65 2, 81 | rational soul: ~so that the semen by its own power transmits
66 2, 81 | guilt is not actually in the semen, yet human ~nature is there
67 2, 81 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The semen is the principle of generation,
68 2, 81 | is ~more infected by the semen, than by the flesh which
69 2, 83 | original sin by the carnal semen. ~Therefore original sin
70 2, 83 | whereas it is in the bodily semen, as in its ~instrumental
71 2, 83 | the active power of the semen that ~original sin together
72 2, 83 | Original sin is caused by the semen as instrumental cause. ~
73 2, 83 | principle: because the bodily semen, which is transmitted ~from
74 2, 83 | transmitted through the carnal semen. ~But the other powers of
75 2, 25 | formative power that is in the semen of the father. And though
76 2, 146 | especially to the emission of the semen. Hence a gloss on Eph. 5:
77 2, 150 | chiefly in resolution ~of the semen: and this may take place
78 2, 150 | is the resolution of the semen, causing ~sensible pleasure.
79 2, 150 | pleasure in resolution of the semen is ~related thereto materially;
80 2, 150 | resulting from resolution of semen may arise in ~two ways.
81 2, 150 | are subject to a ~flow of semen. In such cases virginity
82 2, 151 | consists in the emission of semen which is the surplus ~from
83 2, 151 | Gener. Anim. ~i, 18), "the semen is a surplus that is needed."
84 2, 151 | different with the emission of semen, ~which should be accomplished
85 3, 28 | human form appears to be the semen ~of male and female. If
86 3, 28 | was not conceived of the ~semen of male and female, it would
87 3, 31 | purest blood but ~from the semen and the menstrual blood.
88 3, 31 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Woman's semen is not apt for generation,
89 3, 31 | perfection. Consequently this semen is not the necessary matter
90 3, 31 | as also that of the male semen: whereas in that virginal ~
91 3, 32 | the soul which is in the semen, through ~the spirit enclosed
92 3, 32 | menstrual blood, but also the ~semen, which, being mingled with
93 3, 32 | there was no resolution of ~semen, by reason of her inviolate
94 3, 32 | mothers have by reason of the semen ~resolved. But this cannot
95 3, 35 | partial separation of the ~semen. But, as Damascene says (
96 3, 35 | resolution of the woman's semen is not necessary for conception;
97 3, 80 | without sin, so also can ~the semen which is superfluity of
98 Suppl, 54| between the person born of semen and that ~which he eats,
99 Suppl, 54| proximately changed into the semen, ~as proved in De Gener.
100 Suppl, 54| a child of her father's semen and with the father rear ~
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