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 1   2        |       leave their orders; here marriage is on sale to the clergy;
 2   2        | ennobled here is permitted the marriage which is within the forbidden
 3   2  (48)  |     Ages all question touching marriage and divorce, including,
 4   2  (48)  |     Church, on the theory that marriage was a sacrament. ~
 5 Prop1  (64)|        absolute prohibition of marriage to the clergy is contained
 6 Prop1      |        yet may not have her in marriage, -- what is that but leaving
 7 Prop1  (74)|             The laws governing marriage were entirely the laws of
 8 Prop1  (74)|       The canon law prohibited marriage of blood-relatives as far
 9 Prop1  (74)|     first four degrees; lawful marriage within these degrees was
10 Prop1  (74)|       serve as a bar to lawful marriage. See BENRATH, p. 103, note
11 Prop1  (76)|                      i.e., The marriage of the clergy.~
12 Prop2      |        or degrees within which marriage is forbidden should be changed,
13 Prop3      |   might be brought together in marriage, the hope of entering the