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 1   I,  17|        whether the female also contributes any semen or not; and, if
 2   I,  17|    else either, or whether she contributes something else which is
 3   I,  19|         2) if not, whether she contributes nothing else either to generation
 4   I,  19|     clear then that the female contributes the material for generation,
 5   I,  20|     Some think that the female contributes semen in coition because
 6   I,  20|    expect, since what the male contributes to generation is the form
 7   I,  20|        cause, while the female contributes the material. In fact, as
 8   I,  21|        how it is that the male contributes to generation and how it
 9   I,  21|      of the male, but the male contributes the principle of movement
10   I,  22|        how it is that the male contributes to generation. The male
11  II,  4 |  sexual pleasure in the female contributes nothing to the embryo. The
12 III,  7 |        parent.... for the male contributes to this.~Wind-eggs, then,
13  IV,  1 |     from the left. If the male contributes no material to the embryo,
14  IV,  4 |  Whether the semen of the male contributes to the material of the embryo
15  IV,  10| smaller sun, and therefore she contributes to all generation and development.
16   V,  7 |     cold also of their habitat contributes to make some animals of
17   V,  8 |       act of sucking in itself contributes nothing to the formation