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 1  II,  1 | regard to the breasts and the generative organs, animals differ widely
 2   v,  14|     the seminal fluid and its generative capacity are not phenomena
 3   v,  14|    the sperm and the onset of generative capacity. As a general rule
 4   v,  14|       these animals attain to generative capacity.~In the human species,
 5   v,  14|    human species, the male is generative, at the longest, up to seventy
 6   v,  14|        As a rule, the male is generative up to the age of sixty-five,
 7   v,  14|  becomes sexually capable and generative.~Rams single out the oldest
 8   v,  30|     female cicada has a cleft generative organ; and it is the female
 9  VI,  1 |             1~So much for the generative processes in snakes and
10  VI,  14|     point where they emit the generative products and discharge the
11 VII,  6 |      is true in regard to the generative faculty: for some while