10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPERMATICALLY»
Discover the use of
spermatically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
spermatically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Nag Hammadi Codex I (the Jung Codex)
60.35-36 they existed spermatically (a.qKH .. . oyMNTcnepMji): The verb form
here is probably pres. circ. (or possibly a pres. II), since the qualitative kh cannot
appear in the perfect. The pronominal subject should probably be emended, with
...
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Nag Hammadi Codex I (the Jung Codex): Notes
60.35-36 they existed spermatically (A.qK.H . . . o The verb form here is probably
pres. circ. (or possibly a pres. II), since the qualitative KH cannot appear in the
perfect. The pronominal subject should probably be emended, with ed. pr., to the
...
3
Animus Rising: Mothers, Daughters and the Endopsychic Phallus
98 Apparently, the evolved Christian tradition could not grasp how the Spirit, as
the Glory of God, could be both spermatically masculine and virgin feminine at
once: the confusing ambivalence a result of a logical cul-de-sac. In attempting to
...
4
Pacific Medical Journal
(3) Colles' immunity of the mother is the result of immunising substances derived
from the spermatically infected foetus, and is not absolute. (4) The exceptions to
Colles' law concern women who, for reasons not always easy to discern, have ...
5
The Medical Bulletin: A Monthly Journal of Medicine and Surgery
Colles's immunity of the mother is the result of immunizing substances derived
from the spermatically-infected foetus, and is not absolute. 4. The exceptions to
Colles's law concern women who, for reasons not always easy to discern, have
only ...
6
The Canada Medical Record
(3) Colles's immunity of the mother is the result of immunising substances derived
from the spermatically infected foetus and is not absolute. (4) The exceptions to
Colles's law concern women who, for reasons not always easy to discern, have ...
7
Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement ...
The universality, the beneficency, and the pervertibility seem to be equally
shared by man and by that " corruption " : in the likeness of which our flesh and
sarcode is " sown " (or spermatically vibrionized), in the entire developmental and
...
American Association for the Advancement of Science,
1871
8
Alchemy and Finnegans Wake
... or the union of philosophical sulphur and mercury: Now, if these two seeds [of
philosophical mercury and sulphur], separated one from another, are united
spermatically by triumphant Nature, in the book of Mercury, the first mother of
metals, ...
9
Gnostic Return in Modernity
But again, the Tractate does not appropriate its deepest drift, which is to suggest
that femaleness, even of this kind, is spermatically encoded in the pleroma, and
thus femaleness is a means to move from glory to glory. In all six of the cases ...
10
Six Books of Proclus: On the Theology of Plato, Trans. from ...
For this being all things primarily, and spermatically producing in itself the forms
of numbers, distributes dif- ' ferent powers to different externally proceeding
numbers. For it is not possible that what is generated, should at once receive all
the ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SPERMATICALLY»
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spermatically is used in the context of the following news items.
Collette and Hogan reunite for Muriel's Wedding Reunion
Toni Collette is set to reunite with the man who, well, made her (not spermatically-speaking, theatrically-speaking) : P.J Hogan. The “Muriel's Wedding” star and ... «Moviehole, May 10»