Part, Question

 1 Suppl, 48|       validly. Therefore if a man marries a woman for the purpose
 2 Suppl, 55|          mine on my father's side marries a blood-relation of ~mine
 3 Suppl, 58|         man to be frigid when she marries ~him, the marriage is valid.
 4 Suppl, 58|           his children, yet if he marries, the ~marriage is valid.
 5 Suppl, 58|        has no lucid intervals, or marries outside a ~lucid interval,
 6 Suppl, 63|          this reason when a woman marries a second time the marriage
 7 Suppl, 66|            the fourth, when a man marries a widow. Accordingly ~irregularity
 8 Suppl, 66|        sacrament. ~Now when a man marries a woman in fact but not
 9 Suppl, 66|      woman he has married in law, marries another in fact and not
10 Suppl, 66|        But if the man himself who marries is not ~a virgin he does
11 Suppl, 66|          it may happen that a man marries a woman after ~corrupting
12 Suppl, 66|         wife done ~so, and yet he marries a woman who is not a virgin.
13 Suppl, 66| voluntarily. But ~sometimes a man marries involuntarily one who is
14 Suppl, 66|        not being a virgin when he marries, so also would a woman ~
15 Suppl, 66|     irregularity. Hence a man who marries a ~woman, thinking her to
16 Suppl, 67|        that a divorced woman who ~marries another husband "is defiled,
17 Suppl, 67|  adulteress, and the man whom she marries an adulterer."~Aquin.: SMT
18 Suppl, 68|         Tanta), namely when a man marries the woman of ~whom he has