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 1   I,  19|     reason why it has so great power, for the loss of the pure
 2   I,  19|       because it has a certain power in itself. I mention these
 3   I,  19|     without soul or some other power, but is only called by the
 4   I,  19| decline of life the generative power fails in the one sex and
 5   I,  19|    foetus can be framed by the power coming from the male and
 6   I,  21|     the embryo but only to the power and movement in it? For
 7   I,  21|       movement in it? For this power is that which acts and makes,
 8   I,  21|        insects by the heat and power in the male animal itself
 9   I,  21|       a living creature by the power which resides in the semen (
10  II,  1 |  stated, as also what is their power and their essence. But why
11  II,  1 |   increase (for this nutritive power exists in all alike, whether
12  II,  1 |        this is the same as the power that enables an animal or
13  II,  1 |     first moving and formative power.~
14  II,  3 |        it acts by means of the power residing in it? It is not
15  II,  4 |       exert the same formative power by the movement within themselves
16  II,  4 |   fashions it, for this is the power that we say they each possess,
17  II,  4 |        is put into form by the power of the male residing in
18  II,  4 |        else, so is it with the power of the nutritive soul. As
19  II,  4 |   first; consequently also the power which acts upon it is identical
20  II,  4 |        it; if then this acting power is the nutritive soul, this
21  II,  5 |       is the male that has the power of making the sensitive
22  II,  6 |       considered as the moving power, but simultaneous with the
23  II,  6 |     they have of necessity the power of bringing about different
24  II,  7 |        For since the nutritive power of the soul, as well as
25 III,  1 |      seen from considering the power of each of the two parts,
26 III,  10|       in respect of generative power, but containing in themselves
27 III,  10|      assimilated to them their power of generation, the drones
28 III,  11|     liquid has more quickening power than solid, water than earth,
29 III,  11|     its residue possess a like power, it is likely that the product
30  IV,  1 |  moving cause, whether it have power to act as such in the thing
31  IV,  1 |      and (2) every capacity or power in an organism has a certain
32  IV,  3 |   either through deficiency of power in the concocting and moving
33  IV,  4 |      semen of the male, or the power residing in the semen, form
34  IV,  4 |        emitted by the male has power, being divided, to form
35  IV,  4 |       a limit set alike to the power of the heat which acts on
36  IV,  4 |      Nature.) If the formative power prevails, both are similar;
37   V,  1 |     sense keen sight means the power of seeing at a distance,
38   V,  1 |        in another it means the power of distinguishing as accurately
39   V,  7 |       because of their want of power, and are consequently high-voiced,