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 1 VII, 7 | sometimes are produced without seed as well as from seed. Concerning
 2 VII, 7 |   without seed as well as from seed. Concerning these cases,
 3 VII, 9 |       products of art. For the seed is productive in the same
 4 VII, 9 |        and that from which the seed comes has in a sense the
 5 VII, 9 |        in the way in which the seed usually moves it; those
 6 VIII, 4|       cause? Shall we say "the seed"? The formal cause? His
 7  IX, 7 |     when it has already become seed, and perhaps not even then.
 8  IX, 7 |  external hinders it. E.g. the seed is not yet potentially a
 9  IX, 8 |     subject the matter and the seed and that which is capable
10  IX, 8 |      to boy and human being to seed; for the one already has
11   X, 9 |     body. This is why the same seed becomes female or male by
12 XII, 7 |      in their opinion. For the seed comes from other individuals
13 XII, 7 |     and the first thing is not seed but the complete being;
14 XII, 7 |       must say that before the seed there is a man,-not the
15 XII, 7 |      the man produced from the seed, but another from whom the
16 XII, 7 |      but another from whom the seed comes.~It is clear then
17 XIV, 3 |     planes or of surface or of seed or of elements which they
18 XIV, 5 |        produces a man, and the seed is not first.~It is out
19 XIV, 5 |      from its elements as from seed? But nothing can be excreted