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 1 9 |    marriage to the dignity of a sacrament; that to husband and wife,
 2 9 |      one flesh. This is a great sacrament; but I speak in Christ and
 3 9 |       that marriage is "a great sacrament";(14) "honorable in all,"(15)
 4 12|     which they gain through the sacrament.~
 5 19|       falsely nor rashly that a sacrament of marriage existed ever
 6 20|        Next, the dignity of the sacrament must be considered, for
 7 20|         through addition of the sacrament the marriages of Christians
 8 20|       and ordain concerning the sacrament is, by the will of Christ
 9 23|   matrimonial contract from the sacrament, with intent to hand over
10 23|        questions concerning the sacrament of the Church. A distinction,
11 23|         is inseparable from the sacrament, and that, for this reason,
12 23|      legitimate without being a sacrament as well. For Christ our
13 23|       marriage the dignity of a sacrament; but marriage is the contract
14 24|        Marriage, moreover, is a sacrament, because it is a holy sign
15 24|         itself and by itself, a sacrament; and that nothing can be
16 24|      truth than to say that the sacrament is a certain added ornament,
17 26|      grace which flows from the sacrament. Marriage also can do much
18 32| sanctity of religion and of the sacrament, seem to wish to degrade
19 35|        calls in doubt, that the sacrament of marriage, being instituted
20 39|        a rite of nature to be a sacrament, and gave to His Church
21 40|        of Christ which is not a sacrament, such union has not the