Part, Question
1 1, 97 | angels, "they shall neither marry nor be married," as is written
2 2, 102 | sometimes an act of piety to marry a loose woman, because she
3 2, 102 | were also ~forbidden to marry a "harlot" or "one that
4 2, 105 | enacted that heiresses should marry within their own tribe,
5 2, 105 | father's estate, should marry within their own tribe,
6 2, 105 | unfitting to allow them to ~marry captive women from strange
7 2, 105 | the Lord forbade them to marry within certain degrees of ~
8 2, 105 | issue, his ~brother should marry his wife.~Aquin.: SMT FS
9 2, 105 | instance, that they should marry a wife ~from their own tribe (
10 2, 105 | Also that a man should marry the wife of ~his deceased
11 2, 105 | It ~also forbade them to marry certain women; to wit, women
12 2, 105 | The Lord forbade them to marry strange women on account
13 2, 105 | it was not permitted to marry ~a captive woman unless
14 2, 105 | or one next of kin should marry the wife of the deceased,
15 2, 61 | Nevertheless dispensations to marry within forbidden degrees
16 2, 86 | vowed continency were to marry, the peace of their country
17 2, 152 | the abductor may lawfully marry her with her parents' consent. ~
18 2, 167 | married nor wishful to ~marry, should think how they may
19 2, 183 | would not be lawful ~to marry a second time, lest one
20 2, 184 | marriage John who ~wished to marry" [*Prolog. in Joan. among
21 2, 184 | says that widows who "will marry have [Vulg.: 'having'] ~
22 2, 187 | all be virgins, ~and none marry, the human race will perish.
23 3, 28 | reprehensible not only to marry, but ~also to desire to
24 3, 31 | wherefore he was bound by law to marry her as she was his ~kinswoman.
25 3, 89 | bishop of Braga]: "If a man marry a ~widow or the relict of
26 Suppl, 11| certain people who wish ~to marry are related to one another.
27 Suppl, 41| reason why men were bound to ~marry in olden times was lest
28 Suppl, 41| advisable for a wise man to marry, as Jerome relates (Contra
29 Suppl, 41| Cor. 7:28): "If a virgin marry she ~hath not sinned," and (
30 Suppl, 41| that the younger ~should marry," and "bear children." But
31 Suppl, 42| 7:9): "It is better to marry than to burn." For though
32 Suppl, 42| 7:9): ~"It is better to marry than to burn." But it does
33 Suppl, 43| were one to ~say: "I will marry thee if thou pay me a hundred
34 Suppl, 43| he or she ~can lawfully marry without any sin. But if
35 Suppl, 45| cannot, as long as she lives, marry another. Therefore consent
36 Suppl, 45| future tense, promises to marry a certain ~woman. Therefore
37 Suppl, 45| woman. Therefore he does not marry her yet.~Aquin.: SMT XP
38 Suppl, 45| but promises that he will marry, it follows that a ~consent
39 Suppl, 46| therefore, ~after consenting to marry a woman by words expressive
40 Suppl, 46| Therefore if a man consent to marry a woman by a simple ~affirmation
41 Suppl, 46| after having consented to ~marry another in words of the
42 Suppl, 46| pretense of marriage unless he marry ~her. Therefore it would
43 Suppl, 46| other woman, is bound to marry the one to whom he was ~
44 Suppl, 47| compelled by one's father to marry?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[47] A[
45 Suppl, 47| one's father's command to marry?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[47] A[
46 Suppl, 47| one's father's command ~to marry. For it is written (Col.
47 Suppl, 47| his father ~command him to marry. Therefore he is not bound
48 Suppl, 47| command compel his son to marry, since ~the latter is of
49 Suppl, 48| 2) Whether consent to marry a person for an immoral
50 Suppl, 48| it is wicked, not only to marry, but even to wish to ~marry."
51 Suppl, 48| marry, but even to wish to ~marry." But it would not be wicked
52 Suppl, 48| manner he who intends to ~marry, although he fail to direct
53 Suppl, 49| resurrection "they shall neither marry ~nor be married" (Mt. 22:
54 Suppl, 50| a particular ~person to marry.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[50] A[
55 Suppl, 50| unlawful for a person to marry.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[50] A[
56 Suppl, 50| is married to one cannot marry another, ~which constitutes
57 Suppl, 51| that she is consenting to marry, and ~that she has had carnal
58 Suppl, 51| directly to ~consent to marry the king's son, whoever
59 Suppl, 51| not consent previously to marry his brother, she ~may hold
60 Suppl, 52| 2) Whether a slave can marry without his master's consent?~(
61 Suppl, 52| lies; so that if a slave marry a bondswoman, thinking her
62 Suppl, 52| 1/1~Whether a slave can marry without his master's consent?~
63 Suppl, 52| seem that a slave cannot marry without his master's ~consent.
64 Suppl, 52| command him not to consent to marry. Therefore he cannot marry
65 Suppl, 52| marry. Therefore he cannot marry without ~his consent.~Aquin.:
66 Suppl, 52| Therefore if a slave can marry without his master's consent,
67 Suppl, 52| Therefore a slave cannot marry without his master's consent.~
68 Suppl, 52| enjoy the same ~liberty to marry in the faith of Christ Jesus.~
69 Suppl, 52| would seem that a slave can marry without his master's ~consent.~
70 Suppl, 52| extent of being unable to marry freely, even without his
71 Suppl, 52| command his slave not to ~marry, the slave is not bound
72 Suppl, 52| 2/2~Further, a slave can marry without his master's consent,
73 Suppl, 53| in the case of those who marry within the degrees of kindred ~
74 Suppl, 53| would seem that if a person marry in despite of a vow his ~
75 Suppl, 53| that it is a ~mortal sin to marry after taking a simple vow
76 Suppl, 53| is damnable not only to marry, but even to wish to ~marry."
77 Suppl, 53| marry, but even to wish to ~marry." Now the marriage contract
78 Suppl, 53| marriage, since it is a sin to marry after taking a simple vow
79 Suppl, 53| orders are not forbidden to marry by ~virtue of their order;
80 Suppl, 53| her will, since she cannot marry another man ~during her
81 Suppl, 53| Now a ~Greek priest cannot marry again after his wife's death.
82 Suppl, 53| husband's act of the right to marry after his death. Therefore
83 Suppl, 53| binds herself never ~to marry another man, because the
84 Suppl, 54| due to parents if the son marry his mother than if the father ~
85 Suppl, 54| mother than if the father ~marry his daughter; since the
86 Suppl, 54| be forfeit if a man could marry any ~blood-relation, since
87 Suppl, 54| who are not forbidden to marry by the Divine law.~Aquin.:
88 Suppl, 54| forbid certain people to marry, any more than she can ~
89 Suppl, 54| Law a man was forbidden to marry his father's sister but ~
90 Suppl, 55| forbade a certain woman to marry a certain man, because she
91 Suppl, 55| 35, qu. iii): "No man may marry his ~wife's surviving blood-relation":
92 Suppl, 55| cousins are forbidden to ~marry, one after the other, the
93 Suppl, 55| connection with two women can marry neither of them, because
94 Suppl, 55| man dies the former cannot marry ~his widow on account of
95 Suppl, 55| affinity. Again if a man A ~marry a widow B, C, a relation
96 Suppl, 55| and consequently if a man marry one of these women, the ~
97 Suppl, 55| not forbid the same man to marry successively ~two women
98 Suppl, 55| so is one forbidden to marry the husband's wife.~Aquin.:
99 Suppl, 55| wherefore he was forbidden to marry on account of the justice
100 Suppl, 55| s wife whom a man could marry although he could not marry
101 Suppl, 55| marry although he could not marry her ~sister. Therefore now
102 Suppl, 55| is clear that he did not marry her in his own person ~as
103 Suppl, 55| case when two brothers ~marry two sisters, if one be separated
104 Suppl, 56| Wherefore a priest's son can ~marry a woman whose confession
105 Suppl, 56| find a woman whom he could marry. Nor does it matter ~that
106 Suppl, 56| Hence the ~verse: "I may not marry my own child's godmother,
107 Suppl, 56| my ~godchild: but I may marry the godmother of my wife'
108 Suppl, 57| and would be ~unable to marry his son. Neither therefore
109 Suppl, 57| comes of age, the latter can marry her. Therefore he was not
110 Suppl, 58| frigid. Yet old people can marry. ~Therefore, etc.~Aquin.:
111 Suppl, 58| intercourse is unfit ~to marry, so also those who are impotent
112 Suppl, 58| carnal copulation, cannot marry.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[58] A[
113 Suppl, 58| marriage, while the other may "marry to whom she will . . ~.
114 Suppl, 58| Wherefore they are allowed ~to marry, in so far as marriage is
115 Suppl, 58| unlawful for ~their subjects to marry.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[58] A[
116 Suppl, 58| he is not ~permitted to marry another woman. whereas through
117 Suppl, 58| Therefore they can also ~marry.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[58] A[
118 Suppl, 58| it is not safe for him to marry during that interval, since
119 Suppl, 58| if the incestuous husband marry even after his wife's death, ~
120 Suppl, 58| intercourse. If, however, he marry without a dispensation,
121 Suppl, 58| Therefore neither could a person marry if defective age were ~an
122 Suppl, 58| the woman. Now a woman can marry before ~the age of fourteen.
123 Suppl, 58| intercourse is unfit to ~marry." But in the majority of
124 Suppl, 58| Wherefore if the parties who marry before the ~age of puberty
125 Suppl, 59| Whether a believer can marry an unbeliever?~(2) Whether
126 Suppl, 59| 1~Whether a believer can marry an unbeliever?~Aquin.: SMT
127 Suppl, 59| seem that a believer can marry an unbeliever. For Joseph ~
128 Suppl, 59| heresy. Yet if such a person marry a believer, it is ~nevertheless
129 Suppl, 59| the light of ~faith cannot marry one who is in the darkness
130 Suppl, 59| Law it was allowable to marry with certain ~unbelievers,
131 Suppl, 59| whom they ~could lawfully marry, or to the case when the
132 Suppl, 59| Consequently if a believer marry a baptized heretic, the
133 Suppl, 59| he would sin were he to marry an excommunicate woman,
134 Suppl, 59| having been baptized were to marry a baptized ~believer, the
135 Suppl, 59| are not baptized, ~cannot marry any more than they can receive
136 Suppl, 59| actually since they do ~not marry actually in the faith of
137 Suppl, 59| believer is forbidden to marry an unbeliever for fear of
138 Suppl, 59| unbelievers. Now, if believers marry within ~the degrees forbidden
139 Suppl, 59| he has the same right to marry her again as ~he would have
140 Suppl, 59| again as ~he would have to marry another. We shall treat
141 Suppl, 59| slave or free, knowingly marry a ~bondwoman, he cannot
142 Suppl, 59| marriage to one woman he cannot marry another. Therefore a believer
143 Suppl, 59| since the husband cannot ~marry another. Therefore the sin
144 Suppl, 59| the unbelieving wife to marry again while her ~husband
145 Suppl, 59| parting is not permitted to marry again. But if the ~unbeliever
146 Suppl, 59| wife so as to be unable to marry again during her lifetime.
147 Suppl, 59| that she is forbidden to marry again. If however she be ~
148 Suppl, 59| so that it is ~lawful to marry again. Therefore adultery
149 Suppl, 60| penance he is not forbidden to marry.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[60] A[
150 Suppl, 60| absolutely forbidden to marry." Further, in whatsoever
151 Suppl, 60| by the Church so as ~to marry lawfully. Sometimes it also
152 Suppl, 60| kills his wife in order to marry her with whom he has committed
153 Suppl, 60| declares him simply unfit to marry her, so that if he ~actually
154 Suppl, 60| so that if he ~actually marry her his marriage is void.
155 Suppl, 61| by marriage, she cannot marry another. Therefore, etc.~
156 Suppl, 61| world. If then the wife can marry again ~when her husband
157 Suppl, 61| enters religion, he also can marry again when he returns ~to
158 Suppl, 61| wife ~receive the power to marry again.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
159 Suppl, 61| and consequently she can marry.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[61] A[
160 Suppl, 61| a way that the wife may marry whom she will, ~according
161 Suppl, 61| entering religion, she can marry whom she ~will.~Aquin.:
162 Suppl, 61| yet has not the power to marry again, so is it in this
163 Suppl, 62| 1~Whether a husband can marry again after having a divorce?~
164 Suppl, 62| seem that a husband can marry again after having a ~divorce.
165 Suppl, 62| least in this ~case he can marry again.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
166 Suppl, 62| seem lawful for ~her to marry again.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
167 Suppl, 62| 7:2]. Therefore she can marry again; and the same applies ~
168 Suppl, 62| for fornication, and shall marry another committeth ~adultery."
169 Suppl, 62| not commit adultery if he marry ~again after putting away
170 Suppl, 62| afforded those who wish to marry again. ~Therefore it is
171 Suppl, 62| while the other ~lives, to marry again.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
172 Suppl, 62| consequently ~she cannot marry again during her husband'
173 Suppl, 63| namely widows, "should marry, bear children." Therefore
174 Suppl, 63| the sacrament if a ~woman marry again after her husband'
175 Suppl, 63| woman only. For if a virgin ~marry a man who has had another
176 Suppl, 66| the marriage, ~he were to marry another, he would become
177 Suppl, 66| irregular if she were to marry a man who is not a virgin,
178 Suppl, 66| xliii] says: "If a ~Reader marry a widow, let him remain
179 Suppl, 67| Whether the husband can marry again the wife whom he has
180 Suppl, 67| husband ~could, without sin, marry another wife. Therefore
181 Suppl, 67| wife could without ~sin, marry another husband.~Aquin.:
182 Suppl, 67| a wife after divorce to marry ~another husband: "When
183 Suppl, 67| Testament that the divorced wife marry not another husband (Mt.
184 Suppl, 67| Mt. 5:32, "He that shall marry ~her that is put away committeth
185 Suppl, 67| wife, so could the wife marry another husband, because
186 Suppl, 67| having put one away ~he could marry another even though the
187 Suppl, 67| Wherefore a priest could not ~marry a widow or a divorced woman.~
188 Suppl, 67| OBJ 5: Further, "If a man marry a wife and afterwards hate
189 Suppl, 68| known to the ~parties who marry in the presence of the Church:
190 Suppl, 68| the Church: or they may marry in ~secret and be ignorant
191 Suppl, 68| not of the impediment and marry secretly, ~because such
192 Suppl, 77| then they "shall neither marry, nor be married" (Mt. 22:
193 Suppl, 78| resurrection they ~shall neither marry nor be married."~Aquin.:
194 Suppl, 93| those who ~have the will to marry and nevertheless die before
195 Suppl, 93| they have the will to ~marry if they could, they do not
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