Part, Question

1   2, 10  |      partner is not bound to ~cohabitation." Much more, therefore,
2 Suppl, 54|       cannot be understood of cohabitation, and ~consequently must
3 Suppl, 54|   concupiscence ~arising from cohabitation; and debarred those persons
4 Suppl, 57|   those things entails such a cohabitation as might be an ~incentive
5 Suppl, 59|  marriage is dissolved as to ~cohabitation and marital intercourse,
6 Suppl, 59|      put his wife away, as to cohabitation, on account of carnal adultery. ~
7 Suppl, 62|      of the marriage debt and cohabitation. But she is freed from both ~
8 Suppl, 64| intercourse as from continual cohabitation. And though the child ~begotten