Note 636 — 2. RAPE.
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Farr and Faselius incline to the same opinion. The Parliament of Thoulouse passed a decree upon this subject, deciding that a woman violated might nevertheless conceive; the physicians having on that occasion reported, “posse quidem voluntatem cogi, sed non naturam, quæ semel irritata pensi voluptate fervescit, rationis et voluntatis sensum amittens.”