Part, Question

 1   1, 118 |      his ~grandfather and his ancestors in whom the food never existed.
 2   1, 118 |    like to his grandfather or ancestors, than to any ~other men.~
 3   2, 81  |     first parent or of nearer ancestors are ~transmitted to their
 4   2, 81  |    first parent ~or of nearer ancestors, are transmitted to their
 5   2, 81  | Therefore the guilt of nearer ancestors is also ~transmitted to
 6   2, 81  |   were likewise in our nearer ancestors, as in ~principles of our
 7   2, 81  |     the ~sins of their nearer ancestors, even as they contract the
 8   2, 81  |     the merits ~of the nearer ancestors are not transmitted to their
 9   2, 81  |    for the sins of the nearer ancestors, ~or even any other but
10   2, 81  |    actual sins of our nearer ~ancestors are not transmissible, because
11   2, 97  |       the institutions of our ancestors are to be considered ~as
12   2, 102 |      the examples of our dead ancestors. The ~staves they were to
13   2, 30  |       because "among the many ancestors whose property you ~inherit,
14 Suppl, 54|    grandfather ~or his remote ancestors (De Gener. Anim. iv, 3).~