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seminal
1. of or relating to semen
2. Biology of or relating to seed


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Pico had written in the Conclusiones that "[n]o power exists in heaven or earth seminally and separated that the magician cannot actuate and unite" (159) and in the end of his Conclusiones that "as true astrology teaches us to read in the book of God, so the Cabala teaches us to read in the book of the Law" (150).
Pico della Mirandola: New Essays by Kuntz, Marion Leathers / Renaissance Quarterly
Inclusiveness and generosity figure seminally in Kluge's suggestive and elusive choreographies of sights and sounds.
A cinema of citation: Eric Rentschler on the films of Alexander Kluge by Artforum International
Readers familiar with such conservative writers as Russell Kirk or, more seminally, Edmund Burke, would find much to recognize in Ryn.
On Claes Ryn's political philosophy by Byrne, William F. / Modern Age
 
 
 
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