Part, Question

 1   1, 18  |         extrinsic force, either generating them and giving them form, ~
 2   1, 18  |    consequence, of growing and ~generating. Others are able, in addition,
 3   1, 30  |          derived, if the person generating and the person generated
 4   1, 39  |      the whole ~Godhead; not as generating or spirating it, but as
 5   1, 41  |     designates a consubstantial generating principle, but ~not a material
 6   1, 41  |          attribute the power of generating to the Father, and the power
 7   1, 41  |      must suppose the power of ~generating, and in the spirator the
 8   1, 41  |         nature," not of nature ~generating, but of nature, as being
 9   1, 45  |       generated represents fire generating; and a statue of ~Mercury
10   1, 46  |       another man. For ~all men generating hold one grade in efficient
11   1, 51  |       of other things for other generating purposes, ~as Augustine
12   1, 72  |   propagation, nor sensation in generating, they are deemed unworthy
13   1, 39  |      the whole ~Godhead; not as generating or spirating it, but as
14   1, 41  |     designates a consubstantial generating principle, but ~not a material
15   1, 41  |          attribute the power of generating to the Father, and the power
16   1, 41  |      must suppose the power of ~generating, and in the spirator the
17   1, 41  |         nature," not of nature ~generating, but of nature, as being
18   1, 46  |       generated represents fire generating; and a statue of ~Mercury
19   1, 47  |       another man. For ~all men generating hold one grade in efficient
20   1, 52  |       of other things for other generating purposes, ~as Augustine
21   1, 71  |   propagation, nor sensation in generating, they are deemed unworthy
22   1, 104 |        move matter to a form by generating a ~composite thing like
23   1, 104 |     which they have from their ~generating cause, for which reason
24   1, 117 | principle of generation is the ~generating power; which, since it is
25   1, 117 |         caused by the ~animal's generating power.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[
26   1, 117 |      Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The generating power begets not only by
27   1, 117 |         a power. Therefore the ~generating power of a plant generates
28   1, 117 |     more ~perfect effect is its generating power ordained.~Aquin.:
29   1, 118 |    although there be a power of generating their like in ~species,
30   1, 118 |       there is not the power of generating their like in the ~individual;
31   2, 51  |         intense, it can be the ~generating cause of a habit.~Aquin.:
32   3, 32  |          is the son of the fire generating it, except, perhaps, metaphorically;
33   3, 33  |   generated, but of the father ~generating from seed, in which the
34 Suppl, 52|         of higher rank. Now in ~generating the father ranks above the