Part, Question

 1   3, 28  |      relationship, as being ~blood-relations of His. But Joseph, as Jerome
 2 Suppl, 55|     2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Blood-relations are in a way separate, and
 3 Suppl, 55| husband or wife, between the blood-relations of husband and wife or "
 4 Suppl, 55|      of the husband with his blood-relations ceases at his ~death. Therefore,
 5 Suppl, 55|   contract affinity with his blood-relations and with himself: ~for instance
 6 Suppl, 55|      than affinity. But the ~blood-relations of the wife do not become
 7 Suppl, 55|    of the wife do not become blood-relations of the husband. ~Much less,
 8 Suppl, 55|  wife cause affinity to her ~blood-relations, and thus the same conclusion
 9 Suppl, 55|     related to her husband's blood-relations not by blood ~but by affinity.
10 Suppl, 55|      affinity. But her other blood-relations are not connected with him,
11 Suppl, 55|  there is a certain need for blood-relations to live together, ~so is
12 Suppl, 55|    tie of friendship between blood-relations, so is there between those ~