Paragraph

 1 10 |   another man or woman; with regard to offspring, that children
 2 10 |   sake of offspring. This we regard as the law of marriage by
 3 15 |   from the hand of God, will regard them as a talent committed
 4 26 |  primacy of the husband with regard to the wife and children,
 5 49 |   nature or in her laws, but regard it merely as the means of
 6 64 |       whereas that right has regard only to the guilty; nor
 7 93 | human race has ordained with regard to human marriage; at the
 8 108|    and religious training in regard to Christian marriage will
 9 110|      of God and of nature in regard to marriage. In fine, in
10 111| courage, but rather let them regard in some measure as addressed
11 114|      youth, should, with due regard to the future, prepare that
12 115| advice of their parents with regard to the partner, and let
13 115|    the partner, and let them regard this advice in no light
14 123|         123. But not only in regard to temporal goods, Venerable