Part,  Paragraph

 1  I,2|      similarly be acting in a manner contrary to the moral law if they
 2  I,6|         embryo. These procedures are contrary to the human dignity proper
 3  I,6|            at the same time they are contrary to the right of every person
 4  I,6| parthenogenesis are to be considered contrary to the moral law, since
 5  I,6|              These manipulations are contrary to the personal dignity
 6 II  |          their integrity and life is contrary to the doctrine on procured
 7 II  |          procedures, with apparently contrary purposes, life and death
 8 II,2|          artificial fertilization is contrary to the unity of marriage,
 9 II,3|             fertilization: for it is contrary to the unity of marriage
10 II,5|           beings, which is something contrary to the doctrine on the illicitness
11 II,5|              domination is in itself contrary to the dignity and equality
12 II,8|            right to a child would be contrary to the child's dignity and
13 III |            legitimation of practices contrary to human life and dignity