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 1   1, 25  |     an ~animal generated from putrefaction. Now it is clear that God
 2   1, 45  |    animals ~generated through putrefaction. Therefore the form of these
 3   1, 70  |        animals generated from putrefaction, which receive life from
 4   1, 71  |     of animals generated from putrefaction, the formative power of
 5   1, 72  |    animals are generated from putrefaction, which ~is a kind of corruption.
 6   1, 73  |     of animals generated from putrefaction. Also, God ~creates daily
 7   1, 73  |      animals, are produced by putrefaction by the power which the stars
 8   1, 46  |    animals ~generated through putrefaction. Therefore the form of these
 9   1, 71  |        animals generated from putrefaction, which receive life from
10   1, 71  |     of animals generated from putrefaction, the formative power of
11   1, 71  |    animals are generated from putrefaction, which ~is a kind of corruption.
12   1, 72  |     of animals generated from putrefaction. Also, God ~creates daily
13   1, 72  |      animals, are produced by putrefaction by the power which the stars
14   1, 90  |     animals are produced from putrefaction by the active power of a
15   1, 103 |     salt preserves meat from ~putrefaction; and in like manner with
16   1, 104 |     thus animals ~produced by putrefaction, and plants, and minerals
17   1, 113 |     which can be produced by ~putrefaction. On the contrary, those
18   1, 117 |    elements - for instance by putrefaction. But in the ~latter animals
19   1, 117 |     in animals generated from putrefaction. We conclude ~therefore
20   2, 60  |       species are produced by putrefaction ~according to the various
21   2, 102 |  wards off the corruption of ~putrefaction: for sacrifices offered
22   2, 102 |      a corrupt humor causing ~putrefaction and corruption in the flesh;
23   2, 102 |   cedar-wood is not liable to putrefaction, and ~scarlet twice dyed
24   2, 102 |      which is not ~subject to putrefaction, was offered against the
25   2, 102 |       was offered against the putrefaction; hyssop, ~which is a sweet-smelling
26   3, 51  |     and are ~disposed towards putrefaction, because when the natural
27   3, 51  |    reduced to dust, since the putrefaction of any body comes of ~that
28   3, 51  |       the deserving cause of ~putrefaction, which is sin: but the Divine
29   3, 66  |      certain things by way of putrefaction.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[66] A[
30 Suppl, 72| wherefore animals begotten of putrefaction are never of the same species ~