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 1 4  |       wish to expound more fully certain points called for by the
 2 8  |     human nature itself, no less certain is the teaching of Our predecessor,
 3 16 |    educated by others. Now it is certain that both by the law of
 4 16 |         work and so expose it to certain ruin. But in matrimony provision
 5 34 |        divorce might be given in certain circumstances, nevertheless,
 6 35 |        may be, as in the case of certain natural marriages between
 7 47 |          in our times as regards certain precepts of the divine and
 8 49 |      hand, others recognize that certain beginnings or, as it were,
 9 59 |     reasons either of time or of certain defects, new life cannot
10 70 |         indeed exists as regards certain other forms of evil, but
11 73 |        present time concerning a certain harmful and false friendship
12 76 |     other things there must be a certain inequality and due accommodation,
13 78 |         of conjugal happiness, a certain vague compatibility of temperament.
14 80 |          obvious that there is a certain sacredness and religious
15 85 | necessity of granting divorce in certain cases. ~
16 89 |           and consequently it is certain that the bond of marriage
17 89 |         easily answered. For, in certain circumstances, imperfect
18 122|        it happens that through a certain inversion of the true order