Part, Question

 1   1, 25  |  manifested in its ~effect. The generative power of man, for example,
 2   1, 72  |         are ~subordinate to the generative life, as will be shown later
 3   1, 71  |         are ~subordinate to the generative life, as will be shown later
 4   1, 77  |    nutritive, augmentative, and generative?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[78] A[
 5   1, 77  |   nutritive, augmentative, and ~generative. For these are called "natural"
 6   1, 77  |       not living. Therefore the generative force should not be classed
 7   1, 77  |       is not distinct from ~the generative power.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
 8   1, 77  |     whereby it ~exists. But the generative power is that whereby a
 9   1, 77  |       nutritive power ~from the generative.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[78] A[
10   1, 77  |       to this is directed the ~"generative" power. Another is whereby
11   1, 77  |      and the same soul. But the generative ~power has its effect, not
12   1, 77  |  generate itself. Therefore the generative power, in a way, ~approaches
13   1, 77  |        these three powers, the ~generative has the greater finality,
14   1, 77  |      like unto itself." And the generative ~power is served by the
15   1, 77  |         semen; and this is the ~generative power.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
16   1, 77  |        of the ~augmentative and generative powers.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
17   1, 91  |         the active and passive ~generative power together; as we see
18   1, 95  |    nutritive, augmentative, and generative. Now these doe not naturally
19   1, 118 |      power is said to serve the generative power: because what is ~
20   1, 118 |        employed as semen by the generative ~power. A sign of this,
21   2, 17  |      acts of the nutritive and ~generative power, there is room for
22   2, 17  |         that "the nutritive and generative power is one over which
23   2, 17  | themselves of the nutritive and generative power, i.e. digestion, and ~
24   2, 18  |         But as ~compared to the generative power, they do not differ
25   2, 83  |   specially infected, viz. the ~generative power, the concupiscible
26   2, 83  |         caused by an act of the generative ~power. Therefore it seems
27   2, 83  |       it seems to belong to the generative power more than to ~the
28   2, 83  |       man, is not caused by the generative power ~of the child, but
29   2, 83  |         the act of the parental generative power. ~Consequently, it
30   2, 83  |         follow that the child's generative power is the ~subject of
31   2, 83  |        can obey reason. Now the generative power cannot obey reason, ~
32   2, 83  |     Ethic. i, 13. Therefore the generative power is not the most ~infected
33   2, 83  |        those members ~serve the generative power in the mingling of
34   2, 83  |         three chiefly, viz. the generative power, the concupiscible
35   2, 83  |         Now this act serves the generative power, in as much as it
36   2, 83  |        which is effected by the generative power. Hence it is ~this
37   2, 100 |      chastity, in so far as the generative act conduces to the ~common
38   2, 102 | circumcision was applied to the generative member. Hence the ~Apostle
39   2, 151 |      needed for the work of the generative power. But the ~other superfluities
40   3, 31  |       secretion by the mother's generative power, so as ~to be apt
41   3, 31  |          in other words, by the generative ~power of Adam and his descendants
42   3, 32  |     says (De Anima ii). But the generative power, in both man and ~
43   3, 32  |      Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The generative power of the female is imperfect
44   3, 32  |    stated Phys. ii, so also the generative power of the female ~prepares
45   3, 33  |      its ~act, so also does the generative power: for both are natural
46   3, 33  |       that, too, belongs to the generative ~power, was not instantaneous,
47   3, 33  |      the body is caused by ~the generative power, not of that which
48   3, 74  |       or to weakness within the generative power. And therefore, if
49 Suppl, 49|       action, both because the ~generative power, whereby original
50 Suppl, 55|       another by an act of the ~generative power, of this man also
51 Suppl, 58|        be an ~impediment to the generative power which is its principle.
52 Suppl, 58|         its principle. But the ~generative power of one man is equally
53 Suppl, 58|         to us by the act of the generative power, and ~for this reason
54 Suppl, 64|       power administers to the ~generative power that alone which is
55 Suppl, 64|         only in relation to the generative power and not in ~relation
56 Suppl, 68|      law, not as an ~act of the generative power, but as proceeding
57 Suppl, 73|         in the begetter are the generative principles causing whiteness ~
58 Suppl, 77|        either by the act of the generative ~power, as seed, or by the
59 Suppl, 77|        of ~which the act of the generative power is directed: but that
60 Suppl, 77|    generation by the act of the generative, or even nutritive power, ~
61 Suppl, 78|      acts of the nutritive and ~generative powers. For our resurrection
62 Suppl, 78|        exercise the acts of the generative and nutritive powers.~Aquin.:
63 Suppl, 78|      pleasure in the act of the generative and ~nutritive powers it
64 Suppl, 78|      Therefore ~the acts of the generative and nutritive powers would