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1   1, 9     |   released these from their (natural) contentions with one another,
2   1, 70    | things which happen to their natural birth duly take place with
3   1, 70    |    forth, (each) receive the natural air and breath, and bear
4   1, 75(67)|     from passing through the natural inlets to the soul, so far
5   2, 16    |      an irrational Fate, and natural necessity, the constitution
6   2, 22    |  children, they perverted by natural metaphors, and the specious
7   2, 81    |  extent was such, that ("the natural use of) the woman was interdicted.
8   5, 35    |     that they were led by no natural desire, and subdued by no