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 1 6 |            of a particular man and woman, arises only from the free
 2 10|           bond with another man or woman; with regard to offspring,
 3 15|         Our Savior were spoken: "A woman . . . when she hath brought
 4 20|            between one man and one woman. And although afterwards
 5 21|          whosoever shall look on a woman to lust after her hath already
 6 27|         which fully belongs to the woman both in view of her dignity
 7 27|           the man is the head, the woman is the heart, and as he
 8 29|        family, and the head of the woman; but because she is flesh
 9 50|      license of a base fornicating woman should enjoy the same rights
10 65|           is born. If both man and woman are party to such practices
11 73|          Whosoever shall look on a woman to lust after her hath already
12 74|       trusting obedience which the woman owes to the man. Many of
13 74| physiological, that is to say, the woman is to be freed at her own
14 74|      finally economic, whereby the woman even without the knowledge
15 75|           the true emancipation of woman, nor that rational and exalted
16 75|        noble office of a Christian woman and wife; it is rather the
17 75|            to the detriment of the woman herself, for if the woman
18 75|          woman herself, for if the woman descends from her truly
19 77|          conditions of the married woman must in some way be altered
20 80|           natural union of man and woman, "not something added by