Chapter

 1 7 |            But, for the adulterer and fornicator, I who is there who has
 2 13|               pardon to the self-same fornicator whom in the first he has
 3 13|             is understood here to the fornicator? what to the contaminator
 4 13|             could have said that to a fornicator, too, "affection" only was
 5 13|             therefore, the incestuous fornicator, too, he delivered, not
 6 13|            ejection of the incestuous fornicator; if, that is, he subjoins: "
 7 14|         suitable to the person of the fornicator. For if he had sentenced
 8 14|          sufficient; if, that is, the fornicator had incurred not "rebuke"
 9 14|               more fervent, where the fornicator himself has troubled others
10 14|             granted) to an incestuous fornicator? For this you had been bound
11 15| ecclesiastical peace to an incestuous fornicator, he should forthwith have
12 15|              recalling some notorious fornicator into the Church? or is his
13 17|              knowing this, that every fornicator or impure (person) hath
14 18|          brother among you, (being) a fornicator, or an idolater" (for what
15 18|               much more withal from a fornicator! For these are the deliberate
16 20|         apostles to the adulterer and fornicator. For excellently was he
17 22|            peace to the adulterer and fornicator, the same will be bound