Chapter

 1 13|        communion "as well; to an incestuous man, however, not even "
 2 13|       that that fornicator--that incestuous person rather--having been
 3 13|  blaspheming. So, therefore, the incestuous fornicator, too, he delivered,
 4 13|           by the ejection of the incestuous fornicator; if, that is,
 5 13|         the whole lump?" And yet incestuous fornication was not a little,
 6 14|      inflated," and one who was "incestuous:" (we see the apostle) armed
 7 14|         with the senses. If the "incestuous" man is set before us, on
 8 14|   inflated" is rebuked, but the "incestuous" is condemned. To the "inflated"
 9 14|        but after rebuke; to the "incestuous" no pardon seems to have
10 14|          if he had "smitten" the incestuous man alone; if, for his cause,
11 14|         pardon as granted) to an incestuous fornicator? For this you
12 14|          to say on the ground of incestuous nuptials and impious voluptuousness
13 15|       ecclesiastical peace to an incestuous fornicator, he should forthwith
14 15|   Epistle, by restitution of the incestuous one, you have joined? For
15 15|  ecclesiastical privileges to an incestuous person sooner than to some
16 16| adulterous, and fornicators, and incestuous, in whose honour he has
17 22|     decreed "destruction" to the incestuous person. Let it suffice to