Part, Question

 1   2, 100 |         and being, and also of ~upbringing and teaching. Wherefore
 2   2, 104 |  principle of our begetting and upbringing: ~thirdly it is found in
 3   2, 152 |       and, as hindering the due upbringing and ~advancement of the
 4   2, 152 |        in all animals where the upbringing of the offspring needs care ~
 5   2, 152 |    suffices for the offspring's upbringing, the union is ~indeterminate,
 6   2, 152 |         it is evident ~that the upbringing of a human child requires
 7   2, 152 |     because on him devolves the upbringing of the ~child: and this
 8   2, 152 |        the good of the ~child's upbringing, and consequently it is
 9   2, 152 |    sufficient provision for the upbringing of the child: because a ~
10   2, 152 |    future child's begetting and upbringing. ~But these are not affected
11   2, 152 |    contrary to the ~good of the upbringing of his own children. Secondly,
12   3, 29  | matrimony is the ~begetting and upbringing of children: the first of
13   3, 29  |        second perfection, as to upbringing of the child. Thus Augustine ~
14 Suppl, 44|  directed to one ~begetting and upbringing of children, and again to