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 1 6  |      hands over and accepts those rights proper to the state of marriage,4
 2 7  |        will and enjoy none of the rights of family life. ~
 3 19 |      which, being contrary to the rights and laws of God and entirely
 4 25 |      necessary that all the other rights and duties of the marriage
 5 27 |      allow free exercise of their rights on account of their lack
 6 40 |           the fulfilling of their rights and duties faithfully, holily,
 7 50 |       woman should enjoy the same rights as the chaste motherhood
 8 51 |   indulgence of matrimony and its rights without, however, the indissoluble
 9 59 |        the use of the matrimonial rights there are also secondary
10 74 |           human dignity, that the rights of husband and wife are
11 76 |              76. This equality of rights which is so much exaggerated
12 76 |     indeed be recognized in those rights which belong to the dignity
13 76 |       both parties enjoy the same rights and are bound by the same
14 77 |      authority to adapt the civil rights of the wife to modern needs
15 84 | communication of divine and human rights."63 But especially, as We
16 110|           of the bond; to use the rights given them by marriage in
17 125|      peril to or lessening of the rights and integrity of the State
18 127|          without detriment to the rights and supreme power of either