Chapter

 1 1intro|        of your lone life, and of course are standing in need of
 2 2     |      eternal punishment--for, of course, things which He forbids,
 3 2     | willingly turn into the downward course of doing what God nills:
 4 2     |         what God nilled. For, of course, He nilled (a thing) to
 5 3     |      some other acts--(acts), of course, which He more wills--is
 6 3     |        that I may now follow the course of the apostle's words.
 7 3     | Therefore what is not better, of course is not good either; inasmuch
 8 4     | imitation of his own example, of course, in showing what he does
 9 5     |       him one woman; whereas, of course, neither the Artificer nor
10 6     |        if they had not:" for, of course, by enjoining continence,
11 9     |     please one another" (not, of course, morally, for a good solicitude
12 9     |      Commixture of the flesh, of course; the concupiscence whereof
13 10    |          is necessary to men; of course continence (is so) too,
14 12    |        be generally lessened. Of course the houses of none but married
15 12    |       your forecasting search. A course prudent enough, and, above
16 13    |        the sake of the omen," of course it is for the sake of a
17 13    |          iterate marriage is, of course, a glory to monogamy. When,