Part, Question

 1   2, 91  |       nature does not abound in ~superfluities as neither does she fail
 2   2, 146 |          emission of any kind of superfluities, or ~especially to the emission
 3   2, 151 |         to the emission of other superfluities. ~Therefore neither can
 4   2, 151 | generative power. But the ~other superfluities of the human body are such
 5   2, 152 |          is ~cumbered with other superfluities, so that phantasms relating
 6   2, 152 |          the ~discharge of those superfluities are formed in the imagination. ~
 7   2, 152 |         disintegration ~of these superfluities be not due to a sinful cause,
 8   3, 31  |        of corruption: like other superfluities, which ~nature does not
 9 Suppl, 77|          be filled not with vile superfluities but with ~goodly humors.~
10 Suppl, 77|        do urine, sweat and other superfluities or dregs. But these will
11 Suppl, 77|       OBJ 2: Further, of all the superfluities that are produced from food, ~
12 Suppl, 77|           1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Those superfluities are voided by nature, as
13 Suppl, 77|      body. It is not so with the superfluities which nature reserves for