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 1 3     |    worthiness. For, so soon as Christian order was once established
 2 4     |     secure. In very truth, the Christian religion thought of and
 3 5     |         Though revilers of the Christian faith refuse to acknowledge
 4 10    |            10. Futhermore, the Christian perfection and completeness
 5 13    |      the very beginning of the Christian Church were repulsed and
 6 13    |    aimed at the destruction of Christian marriage, such as the Gnostics,
 7 13(22)| several early sects claiming a Christian knowledge (gnosis) higher
 8 21    |  emperors, most hostile to the Christian name, whose strongest desire
 9 21(38)|                     Legal. pro Christian., 32, 33 (PG 6, 963-968).~
10 22    |    power had devolved upon the Christian emperors, the supreme pontiffs
11 22    |        Futhermore, so far were Christian princes from arrogating
12 22    |     any power in the matter of Christian marriage that they on the
13 23    |      for certain it is that in Christian marriage the contract is
14 27    |       seal; nay, more, even in Christian marriages this power, productive
15 27    |    nuptials estranged from the Christian religion, which is the mother
16 27    |        generous soul? When the Christian religion is reflected and
17 27    |     more abounding than in the Christian religion, it very often
18 36    |        greatly ennobled by the Christian faith, and made better able
19 39    |  instructed in the precepts of Christian wisdom, so that they may
20 41    |       can dissolve the bond of Christian marriage whenever this has
21 44    |        precepts in relation to Christian marriage, which We have