Chapter

 1 4 |      beasts should be born of adultery. "Out of all beasts," said (
 2 8 |    that manifold husbandry is adultery; while, in the revelation
 3 9 |       except on the ground of adultery, makes her commit adultery;
 4 9 |    adultery, makes her commit adultery; and (he) who shall have
 5 9 |    husband, of course commits adultery. A divorced woman cannot
 6 9 |    fall under the category of adultery, in that adultery is crime
 7 9 | category of adultery, in that adultery is crime in the way of marriage?
 8 9 |    intercourse) is pronounced adultery by Him. For let us see what
 9 9 |      thus we shall learn what adultery equally is. Marriage is (
10 9 |      seal to the conjunction. Adultery is (this): when, the two
11 9 |        but ] (he) who commits adultery sins against his own body."
12 9 |   already) conjoined, commits adultery. And the reason why He has
13 10|    one in flesh. This will be adultery, the conscious affection
14 10|      achieves beforehand both adultery by concupiscence, and matrimony
15 13|     will be thought to commit adultery if she shall have been joined
16 13|      prejudge you (guilty) of adultery if, after the death of your
17 15|       being unlawful, akin to adultery? For what is adultery but
18 15|      to adultery? For what is adultery but unlawful marriage? The