Part, Question

 1   2, 140 |               by a kind of spiritual procreation, ~as it were, to abstain
 2   2, 140 |        bodily occupations and carnal procreation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[142] A[
 3   2, 141 |             directed to the power of procreation, and ~in these as regards
 4   2, 141 |       pleasure of the act itself of ~procreation, there is "chastity," and
 5   2, 145 |          things concur in the act of procreation, namely, ~heat, spirit [*
 6   2, 149 |              the organs intended for procreation." Now the use of these ~
 7   2, 150 |          altogether from the act of ~procreation, for this is to act against
 8   2, 150 |          other hand, the precept of ~procreation regards the whole multitude
 9   2, 150 |         betake themselves to ~carnal procreation, while others abstaining
10   2, 151 |       keeping with the end of human ~procreation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[153] A[
11   2, 152 |       chastity and the good of human procreation. First, by accession ~to
12   2, 170 |             that fulfils the duty of procreation." Much more ~therefore does
13   3, 66  |              members that serve ~for procreation, yet those members are not
14   3, 66  |              offspring by the act of procreation is not deleted, but the
15   3, 66  |            affixed ~to the member of procreation; because He through Whom
16 Suppl, 43|             be of an age adapted to ~procreation. And since a girl becomes
17 Suppl, 43|           becomes apt for the act of procreation in ~her twelfth year, and
18 Suppl, 52|              the species by means of procreation; wherefore even as a ~slave
19 Suppl, 54|            common ancestor by carnal procreation." For all men descend ~from
20 Suppl, 54|               namely Adam, by carnal procreation. ~Therefore if the above
21 Suppl, 54|             1~OBJ 3: Further, carnal procreation, according to the Philosopher (
22 Suppl, 54|            whom he is born by carnal procreation.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[54] A[
23 Suppl, 54|             1~OBJ 5: Further, carnal procreation is common to men and animals.
24 Suppl, 54|            among animals from carnal procreation. ~Therefore neither is there
25 Suppl, 54|             this tie. while "carnal ~procreation" is mentioned as being its
26 Suppl, 54|              them from one person by procreation, it destroys itself by little
27 Suppl, 54|            tie contracted by carnal ~procreation is more fittingly called
28 Suppl, 54|             among men through carnal procreation, and not among other ~animals,
29 Suppl, 54|          communication by the act of procreation whereby ~nature is propagated.
30 Suppl, 54|               and since a ~father by procreation may be said to descend to
31 Suppl, 54|        consanguinity, because carnal procreation whence the tie of consanguinity ~
32 Suppl, 54|          does not result from carnal procreation in other ~animals as in
33 Suppl, 55|             ways; first, from carnal procreation; secondly, ~from connection
34 Suppl, 55|       connection with orderly carnal procreation, wherefore he says ~(Ethic.
35 Suppl, 55|              with ~another by carnal procreation is bound to him by a tie
36 Suppl, 55|          with another through carnal procreation, as a son with his ~father,
37 Suppl, 55|           chiefly on account of the ~procreation of offspring, and secondly
38 Suppl, 55|         persons akin even as carnal ~procreation, since the degrees of affinity
39 Suppl, 55|            caused: ~one is by carnal procreation, and this always produces
40 Suppl, 55|             be except through carnal procreation from her, or through ~connection
41 Suppl, 55|         white and ~black. Now carnal procreation has a direct relation to
42 Suppl, 55| distinguished in reference to carnal procreation, the distinction of ~degrees
43 Suppl, 56|              that, Just as by carnal procreation man receives natural being, ~
44 Suppl, 56|              is contracted by carnal procreation is natural to ~man, inasmuch
45 Suppl, 57|               is ~likened to natural procreation whereby a child is begotten
46 Suppl, 57|              a ~child without carnal procreation, it is of no consequence
47 Suppl, 57|             a man begets by natural ~procreation, so by positive law which
48 Suppl, 57|         Accordingly, just as natural procreation has a ~term "whereto," namely
49 Suppl, 57|             1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Natural procreation is directed to the production
50 Suppl, 57|      agreement with carnal ~union or procreation than spiritual relationship
51 Suppl, 58|             The male is the agent in procreation, and the female is the ~
52 Suppl, 58|           the ~female for the act of procreation. Hence the frigidity which
53 Suppl, 64|            with regard to the act of procreation, the one is bound to pay ~
54 Suppl, 67|        intention of nature, includes procreation, nourishment, and ~instruction,