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 1 5 |      of creation, having made man from the slime of the earth,
 2 5 |       time. And this union of man and woman, that it might
 3 5 |    only, that is, between one man and one woman; that of two
 4 5 |    strongly made fast that no man may dissolve it or render
 5 5 |        For this cause shall a man leave father and mother,
 6 5 |       joined together, let no man put asunder."(2)~
 7 6 |     accounted as lawful for a man to have more than one wife;
 8 7 |      and wives, inasmuch as a man assumed right of dominion
 9 9 |      indivisible union of one man with one woman far more
10 9 |  their own bodies. . . For no man ever hated his own flesh,
11 9 |        For this cause shall a man leave his father and mother,
12 14|       it was forbidden to the man to inflict capital punishment
13 17|     having been instituted by man, are ruled and administered
14 21| commanded him so to teach. No man in his senses could ever
15 24|     most close union in which man and woman are bound together
16 24|    contract at the caprice of man. Neither, therefore, by
17 25|     the pride and audacity of man. Now, those who deny that
18 27|      impressed on the soul of man, and sealed, as it were,
19 27| weakened by the sinfulness of man. Of what advantage is it
20 27| necessity into the slavery of man's vicious nature and vile
21 36| letters,(56) the intellect of man is greatly ennobled by the
22 39|     instituted by the will of man, but, from the very beginning,
23 40|       there be any union of a man and a woman among the faithful