Part, Question

 1   1, 31|    alius], however, in the masculine sense, means only a ~distinction
 2   1, 31|   is formless; whereas the masculine is ~formed and distinct;
 3   1, 31|  neuter gender, but by the masculine ~and feminine is expressed
 4   1, 31|   excludes ~another in the masculine sense; but true if it excludes
 5   1, 91|    perfect likeness in the masculine sex; while the ~production
 6   3, 17| that Christ is one, in the masculine, for the neuter gender ~
 7   3, 17| and imperfect, whereas the masculine ~signifies something formed
 8   3, 17|    neuter, but also in the masculine. But since we maintain ~
 9   3, 17|   is one not merely in the masculine, ~but also in the neuter.~
10   3, 52|    Q[31], A[2], ~ad 4, the masculine gender is referred to the