Chapter

 1 3 |        obliterate the licence of marrying, whether we look into the
 2 7 |     marry, she will of course be marrying (his) brother: for "all
 3 7 |       the man is prohibited from marrying a second time, the woman
 4 7 |           prohibits priests from marrying a second time. The daughter
 5 7 |       more will she abstain from marrying if she have sons?--but that,
 6 8 |     though, of course, many were marrying (around Him); for He willed
 7 11|     without  any such modesty in marrying as is congruous even to
 8 13| widowhood; not to sanction their marrying as often as ever they may
 9 15|        to, lay down a law of not marrying, it is another to fix a
10 15|        another to fix a limit to marrying. To speak plainly, if they