Part, Question

 1   1, 13  |     name and definition, as man generates man; and there are some ~
 2   1, 15  |         their ~nature; as a man generates a man, or fire generates
 3   1, 15  |        generates a man, or fire generates fire. Whereas in ~other
 4   1, 18  |        but from the ~cause that generates them. The same is the case
 5   1, 37  |    Ghost," or that ~"the Father generates by the Son." Therefore in
 6   1, 39  |     begot," because the Father ~generates; for the same reason this
 7   1, 39  |          So, when we say, "God ~generates," by reason of the notional
 8   1, 41  |        follows that the essence generates, which was disproved ~above (
 9   1, 41  |      that whereby the generator generates. Now every generator generates
10   1, 41  |  generates. Now every generator generates by ~something. Therefore
11   1, 41  |         by which the generator ~generates. And therefore the power
12   1, 41  |    generator from that which it generates: but that by which the generator ~
13   1, 41  |         by which the generator ~generates is common to generated and
14   1, 45  |         own ~likeness, for fire generates fire, and man begets man.
15   1, 45  |       for it must be ~fire that generates fire. And therefore to create
16   1, 46  |         by another ~man; for he generates as a man, and not as the
17   1, 37  |    Ghost," or that ~"the Father generates by the Son." Therefore in
18   1, 39  |     begot," because the Father ~generates; for the same reason this
19   1, 39  |          So, when we say, "God ~generates," by reason of the notional
20   1, 41  |        follows that the essence generates, which was disproved ~above (
21   1, 41  |      that whereby the generator generates. Now every generator generates
22   1, 41  |  generates. Now every generator generates by ~something. Therefore
23   1, 41  |         by which the generator ~generates. And therefore the power
24   1, 41  |    generator from that which it generates: but that by which the generator ~
25   1, 41  |         by which the generator ~generates is common to generated and
26   1, 46  |         own ~likeness, for fire generates fire, and man begets man.
27   1, 46  |       for it must be ~fire that generates fire. And therefore to create
28   1, 47  |         by another ~man; for he generates as a man, and not as the
29   1, 104 |        form; for fire not only ~generates fire, but it also heats
30   1, 114 |   bodies. Consequently whatever generates ~here below, moves to the
31   1, 117 | themselves; thus fire by itself generates fire. But living bodies,
32   1, 117 |      nutrition, in which ~flesh generates flesh: with a medium - in
33   1, 117 |     generating power of a plant generates a plant, and that of an
34   1, 118 |      the form of the agent that generates its like. ~Wherefore in
35 Suppl, 83|    another thing hot, and ~fire generates fire. Secondly, otherwise