Part, Question

 1   2, 97  |                of a nun by blows or by ~copulation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[99] A[
 2   2, 150 |             this may take place without copulation, whether one be ~asleep
 3   2, 150 |           virginity is not lost without copulation: ~for Augustine says (De
 4   2, 150 |            destroys ~virginity, whether copulation takes place or not. Augustine,
 5   2, 150 |           Augustine, however, ~mentions copulation, because such like resolution
 6   2, 151 |                of lust?~(2) Whether all copulation is unlawful?~(3) Whether
 7   2, 152 |              command. Nor should such a copulation be strictly ~called fornication,
 8   2, 152 |              Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 6: One copulation may result in the begetting
 9   2, 152 |              man, ~wherefore inordinate copulation, which hinders the good
10   2, 152 |        procuring pollution, without any copulation, for the sake of venereal ~
11   2, 152 |               effeminacy." Secondly, by copulation with a thing of undue species,
12   2, 152 |                bestiality." Thirdly, by copulation with an undue sex, ~male
13   2, 152 |        observing the ~natural manner of copulation, either as to undue means,
14   2, 152 |        monstrous and bestial manners of copulation.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[154] A[
15   2, 152 |                in the ~mere omission of copulation with another. While the
16   2, 152 |           observing the right manner of copulation, which is more ~grievous
17   2, 152 |               it affects the manner of ~copulation in respect of other circumstances.~
18   3, 2   |                  for union demands mere copulation, and ~leaves unsaid the
19   3, 2   |            leaves unsaid the end of the copulation; but incarnation and humanation ~
20   3, 2   |        humanation ~determine the end of copulation." But likewise assumption
21   3, 2   |               not ~determine the end of copulation. Therefore it seems that
22   3, 80  |              man from whom the ~seed of copulation goeth out . . . shall be
23 Suppl, 54|                 conditions. ~But carnal copulation with parents is derogatory
24 Suppl, 54|          certain animals the son abhors copulation with its ~mother as long
25 Suppl, 55| blood-relationship. But there is carnal copulation ~even in unlawful intercourse.
26 Suppl, 55|           marriage by reason of carnal ~copulation, and the latter, in so far
27 Suppl, 55|                has something of natural copulation.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[55] A[
28 Suppl, 55|               Reply OBJ 3: In unnatural copulation there is no mingling of
29 Suppl, 55|                I answer that, Since all copulation apart from lawful marriage
30 Suppl, 58|                to marriage. ~For carnal copulation is not essential to marriage,
31 Suppl, 58|         marriage of nothing save carnal copulation. Therefore it is not ~a
32 Suppl, 58|               impotence prevents carnal copulation so does ~frigidity. But
33 Suppl, 58|         sufficient incentive to carnal ~copulation with one who is not a virgin,
34 Suppl, 58|                 binds himself to carnal copulation; because it is for this
35 Suppl, 58|               being incapable of carnal copulation, cannot marry.~Aquin.: SMT
36 Suppl, 58|         impediment has completed carnal copulation with another or with the
37 Suppl, 58|              Although the act of carnal copulation is not essential to ~marriage,
38 Suppl, 58|                1~OBJ 4: Further, carnal copulation cannot be hindered, unless
39 Suppl, 58|           rendered ~incapable of carnal copulation by some power or by castration;
40 Suppl, 58|                an ~impediment to carnal copulation, but that no such impediment
41 Suppl, 58|              because it ~impedes carnal copulation, which is not impeded by