Chapter

1 3 |   may contend, that what is permitted is not absolutely good.
2 3 |   is absolutely good is not permitted, but needs no asking to
3 3 |  than what he has "willed"--permitted not voluntarily, but of
4 5 |   saying that that had been permitted by Moses on account of their
5 7 |    frequency of marriage is permitted in other cases as well:
6 9 | treating of divorce, which, permitted formerly, He now prohibits,
7 12|        that the apostle has permitted the iteration of marriage,
8 14| apostle had even absolutely permitted marriage when one's partner
9 16|     even a plurality, it is permitted to have. What if a man thinks