Chapter

 1 Int|            that, though marriage may sometimes be a holy estate,
 2 1  |       has never learnt to speak, may at length learn to hold
 3 2  |  employed against us, so that he may see that it was possible
 4 4  |          of this impiety that we may show that he has contradicted
 5 4  |          some few others who, we may suppose, heard the truth
 6 7  |         to be unknown, much more may this be the case after the
 7 10 |     begin so that the Evangelist may not be convicted of falsehood.
 8 13 |          that thy disciples also may behold the works which thou
 9 15 |   present at the cross, that you may not appear to have omitted
10 15 |      pillars,” etc. And that you may not suppose this James to
11 16 |      assertion. But for fear you may make some cavilling objection,
12 16 |          thy brethren, that they may judge betwixt us two.” Tell
13 20 |         purification, so that he may be proved to be unclean.
14 22 | henceforth those that have wives may be as though they had none”:
15 22 |       things of the Lord, how he may please the Lord: but he
16 22 |      things of the world, how he may please his wife. And there
17 22 |     things of the Lord, that she may be holy both in body and
18 22 |     things of the world, how she may please her husband.” Why
19 22 |     things of the Lord, that she may be holy both in body and
20 22 |     things of the world, how she may please her husband.” Do
21 22 |    attacking the meat: there you may hear the hum of a multitude
22 23 |      things of the Lord, how she may please the Lord: but she
23 23 |     things of the world, how she may please her husband.” He
24 23 |         wood grows up is that it may be cut down. The field is
25 23 |        The field is sown that it may be reaped. The world is
26 23 |   explain it, for fear Helvidius may be abusive. I agree with
27 23 |           that even adulteresses may be found among them, and,
28 23 |          for anything I know she may be a virgin in body, is