Chapter

 1 3 |       either, the condition being taken away which, while making
 2 4 |         all events, he might have taken from the abundance of his
 3 4 | daughters--having no less an Eve (taken) out of his own bones and
 4 4 |           or whether individuals (taken) at the same time have made
 5 4 |        and female: they shall be (taken) from all flying animals
 6 7 |      caution, "Whoever shall have taken (his) brother's wife, (it)
 7 9 |       against which precaution is taken chance to have occurred
 8 11|            But if thou shalt have taken to (thyself) a wife, thou
 9 11|       wife"--the "loosing" having taken place through death, of
10 11|        any more (than a wife thus taken will be counted a second
11 12|     whence are monogamists (to he taken) into the clerical rank?
12 16|            as of Rome), action is taken on the principle of the