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 1 16    |    of ~Tatian, who condemned marriage, and against such it is
 2 16(33)|    is the effective cause of marriage, . . . ~because without
 3 16(33)|       God Himself instituted marriage, and, as the Council of ~
 4 16(33)|      xix. 6). It ~belongs to marriage as a natural contract to
 5 16(33)| sacramental character raises marriage to the highest perfection.
 6 16(33)|  Moreover, ~dissolubility of marriage is immediately contrary
 7 16(33)|      the other advantages of marriage. Holy Scripture ~frequently
 8 16(33)|  Church under ~the figure of marriage" ("Roman Catechism," "Matrimony,"
 9 16    |  that of Jovinian, ~who made marriage equal to virginity. The
10 16    |     the words of St. Paul: ~"Marriage honorable in all, and the