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 1 25,2| establish impediments dissolving marriage; or that she has erred in
 2 25,2|          cannot contract another marriage, during the life-time of
 3 25,2|   chastity, are able to contract marriage, and that being contracted
 4 25,2|       thing else than to condemn marriage; and, that all who do not
 5 25,2|        vow thereof, may contract marriage; let him be anathema: seeing
 6 25,2|          any one saith, that the marriage state is to be placed above
 7 25,3|     DECREE ON THE REFORMATION OF MARRIAGE~CHAPTER I. ~The form prescribed
 8 25,3|         for solemnly contracting marriage is renewed.--Bishops may
 9 25,3|       bans.--Whosoever contracts marriage, otherwise than in the presence
10 25,3|         whom they had contracted marriage secretly, they publicly
11 25,3|         for the future, before a marriage is contracted, the proper
12 25,3|      festival days, between whom marriage is to be celebrated; after
13 25,3|          impediment opposed, the marriage shall be proceeded with
14 25,3|      probable suspicion that the marriage may be maliciously hindered,
15 25,3|         be made; or at least the marriage shall be celebrated in the
16 25,3|        shall attempt to contract marriage otherwise than in the presence
17 25,3|        shall presume to unite in marriage the betrothed of another
18 25,3|         have been present at the marriage, or from whom the benediction
19 25,3|         and the place where, the marriage was contracted. ~Finally,
20 25,3|        that before they contract marriage, or, at all events, three
21 25,3|          and which dissolves the marriage that may have been afterwards
22 25,3|   affinity does not dissolve the marriage that may have been afterwards
23 25,3|    presume knowingly to contract marriage within the prohibited degrees,
24 25,3|          only to contract such a marriage, but also to consummate
25 25,3|      holy Synod ordains, that no marriage can subsist between the
26 25,3|        this class of vagrants to marriage; and It also exhorts the
27 25,3|       contrary to the liberty of marriage. ~Earthly affections and
28 25,3|         inheritance,-to contract marriage against their inclination
29 25,3|          from freely contracting marriage. ~CHAPTER X. ~The solemnities
30 25,3|   CHAPTER X. ~The solemnities of marriage are prohibited at certain
31 25,3|         at other times It allows marriage to be solemnly celebrated;
32 25,3|       modesty and propriety: for marriage is a holy thing, and is