Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1  I”, 2,4  |      there is the purely factual character of the relationship. It
 2  I”, 3,7  | elimination of the institutional character of marriage, the complexity
 3 III”, 1,14|        takes on an institutional character of public recognition by
 4 III”, 3,19|         ways); the complementary character of the sexes[29][29] from
 5 III”, 3,20|    conjugal and never loses this character”.[33][33] This, in the Western
 6 III”, 3,22|    gravity and the irreplaceable character of some anthropological
 7 IV”, 2,28 |         principle of the unitary character of kinship—which constitutes
 8 IV”, 3,29 |       comprise it in its unitary character are not only a good for
 9 IV”, 3,29 |   economic, social and juridical character, which aim at consolidating
10 IV”, 3,29 |      protection of the permanent character to which married couples
11  V”, 1,31 |      historical and conjunctural character, over and above the changes