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 1      I, 1intro|          world, no restoration of marriage is promised in the day of
 2      I, 2     |                               II. MARRIAGE LAWFUL, BUT NOT POLYGAMY.~
 3      I, 3     |                              III. MARRIAGE GOOD: CELIBACY PREFERABLE.~
 4      I, 3     |         wedlock, (and) to abolish marriage talons; as if from this
 5      I, 3     |            But he nowhere permits marriage in such a way as not rather
 6      I, 4     |         earth, by abstaining from marriage, are already counted as
 7      I, 5     |           OFFSPRING AS A PLEA FOR MARRIAGE.~Further reasons for marriage
 8      I, 5     |     MARRIAGE.~Further reasons for marriage which men allege for themselves
 9      I, 5     |           inconvenience? It is to marriage, of course, that those encumbrances
10      I, 5     |       with no burdensome fruit of marriage heaving in the womb, none
11      I, 5     |      world, or of posterity, that marriage is undertaken, nothing of
12      I, 5     |           one of them, and by one marriage appeased all concupiscence
13      I, 5     |         that they were dealing in marriage and merchandise; but when
14      I, 6     |           rave at Delphi know not marriage. Moreover, we know that
15      I, 7     |          husband is deceased, the marriage likewise, by the will of
16     II, 1intro|          by a holy woman when her marriage has (in whatever way) been
17     II, 2     |         certain woman removed her marriage from the pale of the Church,
18     II, 2     |        one who, already living in marriage with an unbelieving woman,
19     II, 2     |         discussion,) touching the marriage of believers merely, (then)
20     II, 2     |         other manner of repeating marriage except "in the Lord:" to
21     II, 2     |         in (the state of) Gentile marriage, and him who was of old (
22     II, 2     |           of old (that is, before marriage) a believer, that they should
23     II, 2     |      whereas the one is kept from marriage with an unbeliever, the
24     II, 2     |         in (the state of) Gentile marriage are not defiled (thereby)
25     II, 2     |       have been sanctified before marriage, if they commingle themselves
26     II, 3     |           that day" produce (our) marriage certificates before the
27     II, 3     |       tribunal, and allege that a marriage such as He Himself has forbidden
28     II, 7     |           WIFE IS CONVERTED AFTER MARRIAGE WITH HIM VERY DIFFERENT,
29     II, 7     |         out to them. "If, then, a marriage of this kind (contracted
30     II, 7     |        from the faith. So long as marriage of this kind is procured
31     II, 8     | HEATHENISH LAWS TO DISCOUNTENANCE MARRIAGE WITH UNBELIEVERS. THE HAPPINESS
32     II, 8     |        tell the happiness of that marriage which the Church cements,