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 1 1intro|         virginity) either in the marriage state keeps (its subject)
 2 1intro|      after the interception of a marriage once contracted, there is
 3 3     |       sin? If, therefore, second marriage finds the source of its
 4 3     |          indulgence in regard to marriage from his own (judgment)--
 5 3     | therefore catch at a defence (of marriage) from this paragraph, which
 6 4     |         However, touching second marriage, we know plainly that the
 7 4     |      source whence repetition of marriage is permitted. Whence the
 8 4     |          doctrine that unity (of marriage)must be observed derives
 9 4     |        case with regard to first marriage: how much more with regard
10 5     |                      V. UNITY OF MARRIAGE TAUGHT BY ITS FIRST INSTITUTION,
11 5     |     mutually (the duties of) one marriage, sanctioned for mankind
12 5     |        us of the law of unity of marriage, not only in accordance
13 5     |    sacrament of Christ. From one marriage do we derive our origin
14 5     |        of monogamy. Plurality of marriage began with an accursed man.
15 7     |          the licence of repeated marriage. There is a caution in Leviticus: "
16 7     |         order must be men of one marriage; which rule is so rigidly
17 7     |   command to abstain from second marriage relates first to the laic;
18 8     |        IT BE GRANTED THAT SECOND MARRIAGE IS LAWFUL, YET ALL THINGS
19 8     |       granted that repetition of marriage is lawful, if everything
20 8     |         incontinence that second marriage, (for instance), is permitted:--
21 9     |                       IX. SECOND MARRIAGE A SPECIES OF ADULTERY, MARRIAGE
22 9     |  MARRIAGE A SPECIES OF ADULTERY, MARRIAGE ITSELF IMPUGNED, AS AKIN
23 9     |       and interpret them, second marriage will have to be termed no
24 9     |   fornication: pray, does second marriage seem to you to border upon
25 9     |          seen her with a view to marriage done so less or more? What
26 9     |       desired her with a view to marriage, and seen her with a view
27 9     |      make the difference between marriage and fornication; through
28 9     |         men and women to produce marriage and fornication? Commixture
29 9     |          first--that is, single--marriage too?" And (if so) not without
30 9     |         case of first and single marriage, to forward the cause of
31 9     |  prejudgment for refusing second marriage? Be thankful if God has
32 9     |        the incontinent: for from marriage result wombs, and breasts,
33 10    |       room for exercise in first marriage, averts the Holy Spirit;
34 10    |      brought into play in second marriage!~
35 11    |           inasmuch as, in second marriage, two wives beset the same
36 12    |       URGED IN DEFENCE OF SECOND MARRIAGE. THEIR FUTILITY, ESPECIALLY
37 12    |          will (thus) make a good marriage. A plurality of such wives
38 12    |       reason for a man to repeat marriage, if from his first (marriage)
39 12    |     marriage, if from his first (marriage) he have no children? And
40 12    |         a barren woman in second marriage for his daughter's sake,
41 13    |         himself must not iterate marriage is, of course, a glory to
42 13    |       any external solicitation, marriage with a king, did yet, for