Part, Question

 1 Suppl, 55| contracts relationship with an affine of the second kind, it will
 2 Suppl, 55|   Hence through a woman who is affine to me, no ~person becomes
 3 Suppl, 55|        another husband becomes affine to me in the same kind and ~
 4 Suppl, 55|     her second husband becomes affine to me in the second kind
 5 Suppl, 55|        brother or father of my affine does not ~become affine
 6 Suppl, 55|        affine does not ~become affine to me in any kind of affinity.~
 7 Suppl, 55|      his wife, although she is affine to ~them, as shown above (
 8 Suppl, 55|       s wife." Now she is only affine. Therefore ~affinity is
 9 Suppl, 55|   there between those ~who are affine to one another. If, however,
10 Suppl, 55|       being contracted with an affine, in so far as the ~latter
11 Suppl, 55|     case ~unless the son of an affine were also affine. Therefore
12 Suppl, 55|     son of an affine were also affine. Therefore affinity like ~
13 Suppl, 55|        said that the son of my affine by a ~second marriage was
14 Suppl, 55|      by a ~second marriage was affine to me, not directly but