Chapter

 1 7 |       wife, when her husband is dead, will not marry; for if
 2 7 |         of parents: "Over every dead soul," it says, "the priest
 3 7 |      Church; and neither are we dead who live to God, nor do
 4 7 |         God, nor do we bury our dead, inasmuch as they too are
 5 9 |       He do will it "when he is dead;" whereas if she is not
 6 9 |        is not bound to him when dead, no more is she when living. "
 7 10|       bound when her husband is dead not to admit (to marriage)
 8 10|      consort, be his, even when dead, to whom, even when dead,
 9 10|        dead, to whom, even when dead, she owes (the debt of)
10 10|         the resurrection of the dead, of course we shall be bound
11 11|         silent on behalf of the dead one. Let your silence be
12 13|        brethren, be ye too made dead to the law through the body
13 13|         who hath risen from the dead, that we may bear fruit
14 13| emancipated from the law, being dead (to that) in which we used
15 13|          if he bids us "be made dead to the law through the body
16 13|       wife, when her husband is dead, from becoming (wife) to
17 13|       as you have now been made dead to the law, it cannot be