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 1   I,  21|        the male gives a certain quality to the material and the
 2   I,  21|        quantity but only to the quality of the embryo.~From what
 3  II,  1 |     young perfect in respect of quality (in respect of quantity
 4  II,  3 | together by the glutinous; this quality, as the embryo develops
 5  II,  5 |        seen to involve the male quality. Certainly that there is
 6  II,  5 |         movement is a change of quality (such as softness, hardness,
 7  IV,  1 |      should become of a certain quality because of the uterus, but
 8  IV,  1 |       it is itself of a certain quality that it is the cause of
 9  IV,  1 |        in quantity but purer in quality in those who assimilate
10  IV,  1 |        it.~If then (1) the male quality or essence is a principle
11  IV,  3 |    produced indeed of a certain quality, but also as an individual,
12  IV,  4 |  quantity but also of a certain quality, whereas with fig-juice
13   V,  1 |       that each is of a certain quality because it becomes so, but
14   V,  2 |      judging the differences of quality in the objects he is the
15   V,  3 |        in others. The different quality of the included moisture
16   V,  3 |        two causes, quantity and quality; if the liquid is much it