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 1 21 |     such like things: "But I say to you, that whosoever shall
 2 51 |      unions, suited, as they say, to the present temper of
 3 53 |     matrimony and which they say is to be carefully avoided
 4 53 |    consequent burden. Others say that they cannot on the
 5 63 | father or the mother; others say it is unlawful unless there
 6 63 |       a thing, which, sad to say, everyone knows is of very
 7 65 |  these deeds, I make bold to say that either the one makes
 8 74 |    physiological, that is to say, the woman is to be freed
 9 78 |      upon a rock, that is to say on mutual conjugal chastity
10 85 |     parties. This last, they say must be admitted to avoid
11 88 |    errors: "If anyone should say that on account of heresy
12 88 |     again: "If anyone should say that the Church errs in
13 101|    carnal desires. We do not say this in order to belittle
14 127|    own day (in which, sad to say, the absolute separation