Part, Question

 1   1, 91  |       male; although they are carnally united for ~generation.
 2   3, 28  | Mother, after His Birth, was ~carnally known by Joseph, and bore
 3   3, 55  |       yet believed in Him but carnally, since she ~wept for Him
 4   3, 75  |    thou hast ~understood them carnally, they are also spirit and
 5   3, 77  |      to those who understood ~carnally: "for they understood the
 6   3, 80  |    the reality, ~and is moved carnally and with the result that
 7   3, 80  |     who had known their wives carnally, how much less may this
 8 Suppl, 54| certain barbarians are united carnally to their ~parents does not
 9 Suppl, 56|    child is born, is ~related carnally to the child, but also the
10 Suppl, 57|      as a child without being carnally begotten, it would ~make
11 Suppl, 66|    that a man, before knowing carnally the ~woman he has married
12 Suppl, 66|    not in law, and ~knows her carnally, whether the former woman
13 Suppl, 66| return to his first wife ~and carnally to know her, he becomes
14 Suppl, 66|   afterwards, by knowing her ~carnally, finds that she is not.
15 Suppl, 66|     irregular ~by knowing her carnally.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[66] A[
16 Suppl, 66|    unless he again knows ~her carnally after she has been corrupted
17 Suppl, 67|      On the contrary, Abraham carnally knew Agar with the disposition