Book, Chapter

 1      I, 2     |          it was lawful not only to marry, but even to multiply wives.
 2      I, 3     |            that it is written, "To marry is better than to burn,"
 3      I, 3     |            better is it neither to marry nor to burn? Why, even in
 4      I, 5     | concupiscence of this kind. Let us marry daily, and in the midst
 5      I, 7     |  heathendom, the chief pontiff, to marry a second time is unlawful.
 6     II, 1intro|          rule that "above all they marry in the Lord." And thus my
 7     II, 2     |            is granted (thereby) to marry even unbelievers. God forbid
 8     II, 2     |          to saints a permission to marry promiscuously. If, however,
 9     II, 2     |          is dead, is free: let her marry whom. she wishes, only in
10     II, 2     |          of what he says, "Let her marry whom she wishes," he has
11     II, 8     |           the examples of some. To marry otherwise is, to believers,