Chapter

 1 2 |        the will of God, I shall say, It has its source in ourselves.
 2 2 |     pondered again and again, I say, (to see) what even in secret
 3 3 |      name without comparison, I say not with evil, but even
 4 3 |        comparison, so as not to say, "Better it is to marry
 5 3 |      will have the hardihood to say, "Better it is to marry,"
 6 4 | marrying. "To which, then," you say, "shall we assent?" Look
 7 6 |        blessed patriarchs," you say, "made mingled alliances
 8 7 |        for digamy. But you will say, "Then all others may (marry
 9 7 |          But to necessity," you say, "indulgence is granted."
10 10|       so, too, does the apostle say, that "to savour according
11 13|         brideswoman; and if you say that "this is for the sake