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 1 1,1|    Syria and Persia, dying a natural death, according to one
 2 2,4|     addition to the above, a natural (not artificial) Sponge
 3 2,5|    are two Sponges (cut from natural sponges) — one used at the
 4 3,7|   song-speech, following the natural inflections and nuances
 5 3,7|  verbo-melodic models to the natural rhythmic and melodic sounds
 6 4,0|     her body did not see the natural corruption which follows
 7 6,7|    unrepeatable, just as his natural birth is unique and unrepeatable,
 8 6,0|   wood, stones, or metal, or natural elements such as the sun,
 9 6,1|  with the non-spiritual, the natural man, the man of this world,
10 6,2|   humility man overcomes his natural self and pride, and spiritually
11 6,2| happiness.~It is, of course, natural for man to avoid suffering,
12 7  |       that Icons found their natural place in the Church, despite
13 8,1|      and unrepeatable is our natural birth, our death and the