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 1 8     |                   8. So manifold being the vices and so great the
 2 13    |          as of native right; not being made hers by any human grant,
 3 13(22)|        body politic, each member being supposed to work according
 4 19    |     customs of those people who, being the most civilized, had
 5 22    |        or expedient for the time being, however much it might seem
 6 23    |      true and legitimate without being a sacrament as well. For
 7 24    |         the naturalists, besides being full of falsehood and injustice,
 8 27    |         the salutary fear of God being removed, and there being
 9 27    |         being removed, and there being no longer that refreshment
10 29    |        and women run the risk of being deserted after having ministered
11 30    | dangerous, because, divorce once being tolerated, there will be
12 34    |       fulness of his power. This being so, all rulers and administrators
13 35    |       the sacrament of marriage, being instituted for the preservation
14 37    |                              37. Being moved, therefore, by these
15 43    |         the heat of passion, and being utterly indif ferent to
16 44    |    Virgin Mary, that, our hearts being quickened to the obedience