Chapter

 1 1pref| believing, to know even a second marriage, differentiated though it
 2 4    |      together by the covering of marriage, elude the charge. But all
 3 6    |       the frequent repetition of marriage, but its simultaneous plurality,
 4 6    |      flesh) not unsealed even by marriage,--and "the Word was made
 5 6    |          never to be unsealed by marriage,--which was to find its
 6 11   |      adulteress by her now sixth marriage, but a prostitute--He showed (
 7 16   |    nature--the apple, I mean, of marriage: "But with regard to what
 8 16   |        he has granted the use of marriage "by way of indulgence, not
 9 16   |       better" than her "giver in marriage." Thus, too, he discriminatingly
10 16   |         honourable pretexts (for marriage unions). He does grant "