Chapter

 1 3 |        not to have contact with a woman." It follows that it is
 2 6 |           If you are "of the free woman," and belong to Isaac, he,
 3 7 |         are brethren." Again, the woman, if intending to marry,
 4 7 |       marrying a second time, the woman is prohibited too, having
 5 8 |       more worthily preached by a woman, an aged widow, and "the
 6 8 |           He denies the Samaritan woman's (partner to be) a husband,
 7 9 |         who shall have married a (woman) dismissed by her husband,
 8 9 |      commits adultery. A divorced woman cannot even marry legitimately;
 9 9 |          God wills not a divorced woman to be joined to another
10 10|            the assertion), that a woman is more bound when her husband
11 10|          Therefore, if a divorced woman, who has been separated (
12 10|          not. In short, I ask the woman herself, "Tell me, sister,
13 10|      Since this is so, how will a woman have room for another husband,
14 10|        conscious affection of one woman for two men. If the one
15 11|        about, when he wrote: "The woman is bound for such length
16 11|          for a man not to touch a woman; but, on account of fornications,
17 11|      shall be called;" adding, "A woman is bound so long as her
18 11|          demonstrates that such a woman is to be understood as has
19 11|        primary precept. And so "a woman, if she shall have married,
20 11|         to future tim,e, "If any (woman's). husband shall have died,
21 13|           to the Romans: 'But the woman who is under an husband,
22 16| loneliness of his home? as if one woman afforded company to a man
23 17|            none but a once wedded woman hangs the wreath. Once for