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 1   2,  43|     without", through the laws of physical nature, but "from within",
 2   2,  46|           processes: against this physical datum would be opposed whatever
 3   2,  48|     inclinations would be merely "physical" goods, called by some "
 4   2,  50| inclination to preserve one's own physical life. Human life, even though
 5   2,  65|        between the "premoral" or "physical" goods and evils which actually
 6   2,  65|         be considered as a merely physical process, and not according
 7   2,  75|        which some term non-moral, physical or ontic (in relation to
 8   2,  75|       health or its endangerment, physical integrity, life, death,
 9   2,  78|         or an event of the merely physical order, to be assessed on
10   2,  80|       person, such as mutilation, physical and mental torture and attempts
11   3,  94|        honour and, out of love of physical life, to lose the very reason