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 1  4,10|       her childhood until her marriage at the age of twelve to
 2  4,10|    sons of Joseph by a former marriage, and apparently even the
 3  4,10|    Birth of the Virgin,” “The Marriage of the Virgin”), and many
 4  4,13|       redemption,” and sacred marriage. Oddly enough, it does not
 5  5,2 |     the strong indorsement of marriage”... train the younger women
 6  5,2 |       and the renunciation of marriage. So he wrote the Acts of
 7  5,3 |       of the book-aversion to marriage and indorsement of woman'
 8  5,3 | exhibits the same aversion to marriage that we find in the story
 9  5,4 |  author in his disapproval of marriage. John had been a comparatively
10  5,4 |     book is strongly ascetic; marriage is sternly rejected, and
11  5,4 |        in protest against the marriage relation, a disappointed
12  5,6 |   husbands and to abolish the marriage relation. It is full of
13  5,7 |   bride and groom to renounce marriage (chaps. 1-16).~ 2. Gundafor
14  5,7 |       Thomas' renunciation of marriage, sums up the monastic ideal
15  5,8 |       have been to discourage marriage and to lead women converts
16  5,8 |     Acts in their aversion to marriage. It was probably not heretical,
17  5,8 |      abstainers and renounced marriage and private property (chap.
18  8,3 |  Encratite sect, discouraging marriage and denying the salvation
19 13,9 |   Jewish practice of levirate marriage to reconcile their differences
20 13,11|  Sabbath, On Exercise, and On Marriage were of this kind. It had