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The "nature" part--damaged, but still functional--is called upon facere quod in se est [to do what it has within it] on the salvation agenda.
2 ad 2: "Ad magnificentiam vero pertinet non solum facere magnum secundum quod facere proprie sumitur.
Sacrifice (from sacrificium [sacred[ + facere [make] = to make sacred) was a central part of religious practice during festivals and feast days.
 
 
 
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