Thus we have complications of crime against nature and of sacrilege.
To ignore a difference inherent in nature is a crime against nature and is punished accordingly by nature.
That was a dreadful thing to do, to set a forest on fire; a crime against nature as well as against man.
It was as if a committee of jungle deer had taken and killed a tiger—a crime against nature.
Ought we to punish a crime against society by a crime against nature?
His trade can never be improved or purified, being itself a crime against nature.
Derelictio communis utilitatis contra naturam—The 50 abandonment of what is for the common good is a crime against nature.
I do not go too far, when I call it the crime against nature, from which the soul recoils, and which language refuses to describe.
He went so far as to say that he wished to see bachelorhood punished by the law of the land as a "crime against nature."
It is not a crime against nature; nor are any of these which men commit in consequence of their necessities.
