Part, Question

 1   1, 90  |       which it rids itself of the surplus.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[91] A[
 2   1, 96  |           involves voiding of the surplus, ~which seems unsuitable
 3   1, 96  |         was need for ~voiding the surplus, yet so disposed by God
 4   1, 118 | generation, is ~produced from the surplus food?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[119]
 5   1, 118 |        the semen is produced from surplus food?~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[119]
 6   1, 118 |          is not produced from the surplus ~food, but from the substance
 7   1, 118 |  generated, is ~produced from the surplus food, a man would receive
 8   1, 118 |         semen were produced from ~surplus food, the man begotten of
 9   1, 118 |          semen were produced from surplus food. ~Therefore the semen
10   1, 118 |            18) that "the semen is surplus food."~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
11   2, 30  |        that he should give of his surplus, ~according to Lk. 11:41: "
12   2, 30  |       remaineth, give alms." This surplus ~is to be taken in reference
13   2, 30  |         bound to give alms of our surplus, as also to ~give alms to
14   2, 85  |           tenth part, but all our surplus, ~according to Lk. 11:41: "
15   2, 145 |           there results a greater surplus available for seminal matter,
16   2, 151 |    emission of semen which is the surplus ~from food, according to
17   2, 151 |           i, 18), "the semen is a surplus that is needed." For it
18   2, 183 |       relations or friends, their surplus ~of ecclesiastical goods,
19   2, 183 |         Church, than accumulate a surplus therefrom. Yet ~Jerome says
20   2, 183 |          give not to the poor the surplus of their ~ecclesiastical
21   2, 183 |         bishops do not give their surplus to the poor, but ~would
22   2, 183 |           the poor, he spends the surplus from the ~Church revenue,
23 Suppl, 54|         19), is effected from the surplus food [*Cf. FP, Q[119], ~
24 Suppl, 54|          Q[119], ~A[2]]. Now this surplus has more in common with
25 Suppl, 77|         and nails result from the surplus of food, ~so do urine, sweat
26 Suppl, 77|        since the seed is from the surplus of food, as the Philosopher
27 Suppl, 77|         the parents. If then the ~surplus food be changed into seed,
28 Suppl, 77|          assert that seed is ~the surplus from food, either mingled
29 Suppl, 77|           Hence if there were any surplus in the flesh eaten, not ~
30 Suppl, 77|          the seed is not from the surplus ~food: so that the flesh
31 Suppl, 77|        since seed is the ultimate surplus of food. That part of the ~
32 Suppl, 77|          one were begotten of the surplus ~thereof, that which was
33 Suppl, 77|           the seed to be from the surplus food: ~but there are many
34 Suppl, 77|          to ~be supplied from the surplus of hair.~Aquin.: SMT XP