Part, Question

1   2, 121 |      fortitude, ~wherein anger is impotent: wherefore Seneca says (
2 Suppl, 55|         is insensible is ~equally impotent in respect of the act in
3 Suppl, 57|         through being a eunuch or impotent, suffers ~especially from
4 Suppl, 58|      marry, so also those who are impotent are deemed most unfit for
5 Suppl, 58|  frigidity which renders the ~man impotent would not disable the woman.
6 Suppl, 58|  frigidity, that a person ~who is impotent through frigidity is equally
7 Suppl, 58|      through frigidity is equally impotent in relation to one ~as to
8 Suppl, 58| witchcraft a man may be ~rendered impotent in relation to one woman