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 1     I|        that is by conjunction of marriage. Secondly, it is to wit
 2     I|       end of this complement and marriage this week, and then shall
 3     I|           Give me this damsel in marriage that she may be my wife.
 4     I|     daughter, give her to him in marriage, and let us ally each with
 5     I|          all manner women out of marriage, and the evil signs that
 6     I|         woman that is not his by marriage is deadly sin, after the
 7    II|    Tobias tarried because of his marriage, his father Tobit began
 8    II|     would give me to a prince by marriage; whereto I answer that I
 9    II|       have horror of all beds of marriage, and I have given my virginity
10    II|        of his friends he took in marriage a much fair damsel, and
11    II|          they should assemble by marriage. The fool believed it, for
12    II|       come to this feast of this marriage or else he would be angry.
13    II|           which only had been in marriage thirty days. And his mother
14    II|          if he might have her in marriage, and offered to S. Agnes
15    II|        to the end to have her in marriage. But S. Agnes answered to
16    II|        me, that ye give to me in marriage the young man that I desire,
17   III|          S. Juliana was given in marriage to the provost of Nicomedia,
18   III|          would not assent to the marriage, ne assemble with him, but
19   III|        gave his wife to Judas in marriage, and thus Judas wedded his
20   III|        to wed and accomplish the marriage by force against her will;
21    IV|        should be given to him in marriage for a reward. The emperor
22    IV|      might well be spoken of the marriage, and in hope thereof she
23    IV|          Him seemed that a great marriage was made, and thereto came
24    IV|         never touched the bed of marriage in delight, and she shall
25     V|     which was given to Joseph in marriage, and she childed our Lord
26     V|       thus lived twenty years in marriage without having any lineage.
27     V|         to hold the feast of his marriage, and as he was going to
28     V|      accomplish the sacrament of marriage. And when midnight came
29     V|         should consent to him by marriage. To whom Natalie answered:
30     V|          may be joined to him by marriage? but I require you that
31     V|        of the goodness of lawful marriage. And then he departed with
32     V|         stirred Ephigenia to his marriage. And when the virgins and
33     V|        to him for to consent the marriage. Then when silence was made,
34     V|        of his sermon saying that marriage is good if it be truly held
35     V|          lord should corrupt the marriage joined. And thou the king
36     V|        and couple her to thee by marriage? And when the king heard
37     V|         last she was required to marriage of a noble young man, and
38     V|         made great feast for the marriage with great joy, the virgin
39     V|       the sorrows that follow of marriage, and reputed all the joys
40    VI|     assembled for to treat for a marriage for the king, at which thing,
41    VI|   council for to accomplish this marriage, by which he might come
42    VI|         his intent. And when the marriage was solemnised and accomplished
43    VI|       was a young woman given in marriage to a noble man, and not
44    VI|   feigned to be joined by carnal marriage, and converted many others
45    VI|         be coupled to his son by marriage. And the young man had great
46    VI|        that she consented to the marriage by such a condition, that
47    VI|   respect of the accouplement of marriage appeareth by manifold comparation.
48    VI|        manifold comparation. For marriage filleth and swelleth the
49    VI|         and princess of virtues. Marriage is good, but virginity is
50    VI| Palmatius the difference between marriage and virginity, and saith:
51    VI|     between good and better. For marriage is compared to thorns, and
52    VI|          to Eustochius: I praise marriage, for they engender virgins.
53    VI|        to treat with him for the marriage of his daughter, which went
54    VI|   require me for to have thee in marriage, wherefore tell to me thine
55    VI|          going out of the law of marriage for to keep virginity for
56    VI|      virginity, in the estate of marriage, in estate of widowhood,
57    VI|         enter into the degree of marriage, for her father constrained
58    VI|     should demand to have her in marriage. And she commended to our
59   VII|        realm, and as touching my marriage, I trust verily there may
60   VII|        that she be knit to me by marriage among all the virgins of
61   VII|      himself to her by spiritual marriage, promising ever to keep
62   VII|           And thus this glorious marriage was made, whereof all the
63   VII|          a glorious and singular marriage to which was never none
64   VII|         blessed Lord, after this marriage, said unto the blessed Katherine:
65   VII|      thee unto me by coupling of marriage, for the patriarchs, prophets,
66   VII|        to the king of Hungary in marriage. And that same king and
67   VII|          to be his wife. And the marriage was done at Aix-la-Chapelle.
68   VII|          to the emperor that the marriage of his daughter had been
69   VII|          altar, the sacrament of marriage or wedlock, penance, confession,
70   VII|  unlettered, vi. 178.~Lechery in marriage punished, iii. 283.~Leg
71   VII|         superstition of, iv. 79.~Marriage scorned by S. Agnes, ii.