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 1   1, 10|          that is not only against nature but also physically and
 2   1, 10|           unwarranted violence to nature and unjustifiably disparages
 3   2, 17|           course, required by the nature of the priesthood itself.
 4   3, 41|        most profound realities of nature and of grace. ~Particular
 5   4, 50|          the receiver. ~Grace and Nature~
 6   4, 51|  destroying or doing violences to nature, elevates it and imparts
 7   4, 51|        experienced in himself the nature of man, exclaimed: "Grant
 8   4, 52|   solution. ~Celibacy Not Against Nature~
 9   4, 53|          that celibacy is against nature because it runs counter
10   5, 63| harmoniously coordinate grace and nature in the man in whom one clearly
11   5, 64|       supplies for the defects of nature in such a man. ~