Part, Question

 1 Suppl, 44|      follows: "Marriage ~is the marital union of man and woman involving
 2 Suppl, 44|       woman in ~matrimony. Now "marital union" is put in the definition
 3 Suppl, 44|         not be described ~as a "marital union" rather than an uxorial
 4 Suppl, 44|      the species, by the ~word "marital," for since matrimony is
 5 Suppl, 44| matrimony we say that it is a ~"marital union," by which we mean
 6 Suppl, 44|    those things required by the marital office, all of which ~could
 7 Suppl, 58|         boy who is incapable of marital intercourse is unfit ~to
 8 Suppl, 58|     bound to ~pay the other the marital debt: wherefore just as
 9 Suppl, 58|         one who ~cannot pay the marital debt. This impediment is
10 Suppl, 58|     endeavored to ~fulfil their marital intercourse, the marriage
11 Suppl, 58|    other's body in relation to ~marital intercourse.~Aquin.: SMT
12 Suppl, 58|       to prove an impediment to marital intercourse for ~three years
13 Suppl, 58|      husband loses his right to marital intercourse, nor can he
14 Suppl, 58|        the ~age of puberty have marital intercourse before the aforesaid
15 Suppl, 59|         as to ~cohabitation and marital intercourse, wherein unbelief
16 Suppl, 61|        the union which precedes marital intercourse ~was made by
17 Suppl, 61|         1~I answer that, Before marital intercourse there is only
18 Suppl, 61|        Wherefore, just as after marital intercourse marriage is
19 Suppl, 61|       of a better life. But ~by marital intercourse the aforesaid
20 Suppl, 62|      the latter is not bound to marital intercourse ~with the unfaithful
21 Suppl, 62|      fornication a ~husband has marital intercourse with his wife,
22 Suppl, 63|      Para. 1/2~On the contrary, Marital intercourse is excused from
23 Suppl, 63|        in a first marriage. Now marital intercourse is excused ~[*
24 Suppl, 64|       liable to infection from ~marital intercourse as from continual