Chapter

 1 3 |        he says, "Better it is to marry than to burn," what sort
 2 3 |         to say, "Better it is to marry than to burn;" and I question
 3 3 |          say, "Better (it is) to marry," not adding than what it
 4 3 |         grants all indulgence to marry on the ground of his own (
 5 3 |     inasmuch as "better it is to marry than to burn?" In fact,
 6 7 |        husband is dead, will not marry; for if she marry, she will
 7 7 |       will not marry; for if she marry, she will of course be marrying (
 8 7 |       the woman, if intending to marry, has to marry "in the Lord;"
 9 7 |       intending to marry, has to marry "in the Lord;" that is,
10 7 | prohibited too, having no one to marry except a brother. In what
11 7 |         that if she have she may marry again--for how much more
12 8 |        it was a virgin, about to marry once for all after her delivery,
13 9 |       divorced woman cannot even marry legitimately; and if she
14 9 |       matters nought whether she marry during her life or after
15 10|       that age they will neither marry nor be given in marriage,
16 11|   TEACHING.~Grant, now, that you marry "in the Lord," in accordance
17 11|      free; whom she will let her marry, only in the Lord." For
18 11|      whom she shall wish let her marry, only in the Lord," he hence
19 11|     would grant no permission to marry, in the teeth of the primary
20 11|          presume herself able to marry a heathen even after believing;
21 13|        the very young (women) to marry, bear children, act the
22 13|       their affections, "wish to marry, having judgment, because
23 13|       reason he "wills" them to "marry," for fear of their subsequently
24 13|   condition, that you are not to marry when you have lost your
25 13|          of your husband, you do marry another: inasmuch as you
26 16|         some Hermogenes--wont to marry more women than he paints.
27 16|      such (as thus think), then, marry to the very end; that in
28 17|        rather to "burn" than to "marry." Her assessor will be the
29 17|       their husbands rather than marry after their husbands' death.
30 17|         and the wife of a Flamen marry. The priestesses of Ceres,
31 17|          it thee once for all to marry, whereto "from the beginning"