Chapter

 1 1intro|    consult its strength; still, inasmuch as, in this (particular)
 2 2     |      does not make you will it, inasmuch as he did not reduce those
 3 3     | independent of volition, still, inasmuch as it has its cause in him
 4 3     |       widowed condition, still, inasmuch as all cling to it with
 5 3     |      course is not good either; inasmuch as you have taken away and
 6 3     |        better" to have one eye, inasmuch as it is not "good" either.
 7 4     |  observed derives confirmation; inasmuch as that which is not found
 8 8     |        not said "it is lawful;" inasmuch as "good" does not expect
 9 8     | extrinsic) cause of its being:--inasmuch as it is on account of the
10 9     |         so) not without reason; inasmuch as it, too, consists of
11 9     |  continent in the second stage; inasmuch as he who has treated about
12 11    |      case) the shame is double; inasmuch as, in second marriage,
13 13    |         superior to the others, inasmuch as it is a greater thing