Book, Chapter

1       2, II  |         the Lord; but he that is married cares for the things that
2       6, XII |     examples of men who had been married and still lovers of wisdom,
3       6, XII |         also began to wish to be married, not because he was overcome
4       6, XII |        in the ordering of a good married life and the bringing up
5       6, XIII|        was that, when I was once married, I might be washed clean
6       7, I   |        unwilling - to agree to a married life which bound me hand
7       8, III | condition (that is, to his being married). We tarried for Nebridius
8       8, VIII|       the wine; but when you are married and mistresses of pantry
9       8, XIII|    before and after whom she was married to no other man; whom she