bold = Main text
   Chapter                               grey = Comment text

 1 2 |        ONE POWER WHICH RESTS WITH MAN IS THE POWER OF VOLITION.~
 2 4 |           God and a suggestion of man. "Precept of the Lord,"
 3 4 |           the advice of a prudent man; in enjoining continence,
 4 5 |           For when He had moulded man, and had foreseen that a
 5 5 |          God. And accordingly the man of God, Adam, and the woman
 6 5 |   marriage began with an accursed man. Lamech was the first who,
 7 9 |      difference whether a married man or an unmarried desire another
 8 9 |    however), even to an unmarried man, is "another," so long as
 9 9 | Accordingly, the best thing for a man is not to touch a woman;
10 10|      ceased to be a debtor. Happy man You have released your debtor;
11 10|           to see) how different a man feels himself when he chances
12 10| sanctified; and with the innocent man thou shalt be innocent;
13 12|           it to be a reason for a man to repeat marriage, if from
14 12|       charge of); because no wise man would ever willingly have
15 13|        she had suffered a strange man, washed her stained flesh