Chapter

 1 5 |     been permitted by Moses on account of their hard-heartedness
 2 5 |      in which of the twain you account your "beginning." In both,
 3 5 |   Christ, more perfect on this account as well (as on others),
 4 10| destined to rise, to render an account the one of the other. "But
 5 11|      to touch a woman; but, on account of fornications, let each
 6 14|      circumcising Timotheus on account of "supposititious false
 7 14|        men" into the temple on account of the observant watchfulness
 8 14|      licence of re-marriage on account of the "weakness of the
 9 14|       as Moses of divorcing on account of "the hardness of the
10 14|      without deserving on this account to be regarded with suspicion,
11 14|    will "harshness" be on this account imputed to Christ, the Found