Chapter

 1 18|    powers from their spiritual seed, and the sensuous faculties
 2 25|       moreover, that the human seed having been duly deposited
 3 25|     beware lest a vitiation of seed should infuse a soil into
 4 25|       soul proceeds from human seed (and warns us to be on our
 5 25|     are not produced from this seed of the soul? Why, too, used
 6 26|       them was too old to bear seed, and the other was pure
 7 27|      time shall we give to the seed of the body, and what to
 8 27|      the body, and what to the seed of the soul? Besides, if
 9 27|     must be the soul-producing seed, which arises at once from
10 27|    fluid is the body-producing seed which proceeds from the
11 27|       human product is his own seed, according to the process
12 27|     etc. And no wonder: in the seed lies the promise and earnest
13 36|     human agency, and that its seed from the very beginning
14 39| prerogative of the (Christian) seed as by the discipline of