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1 I, 3 | that “virgins, widows, and married women, who have been once
2 I, 4 | such as are continent, the married also and the twice married,
3 I, 4 | married also and the twice married, to assist my efforts with
4 I, 4 | perhaps those who have been married twice or thrice ought not
5 I, 5 | Elisha, like the rest, were married men. The next step is to
6 I, 5 | classed by him with the married. Suddenly he betakes himself
7 I, 5 | dead, she is free to be married to whom she will; only in
8 I, 5 | why he wished them to be married was that some widows had
9 I, 5 | not proud: you and your married sisters are members of the
10 I, 7 | here concerns those who are married men. Is it lawful for them
11 I, 7 | inasmuch as he who is once married has no power to abstain
12 I, 8 | reward the same for the married and for virgins, he would
13 I, 9 | burn.” Having conceded to married persons the enjoyment of
14 I, 10 | follow. 4307 “But unto the married I give charge, yea not I,
15 I, 10 | as her husband lives, be married to another, or at all events
16 I, 10 | of those who are already married at the time of conversion,
17 I, 10 | although Christians, have been married to heathen husbands. To
18 I, 10 | dead, she is free to be married to whom she will; only in
19 I, 10 | which he loveth, and hath married the daughter of a strange
20 I, 11 | and that each man whether married or single should continue
21 I, 11 | metaphors treats of the married and unmarried. 4312 “Was
22 I, 11 | strongly urge virgins to be married, as forbid divorce. And
23 I, 11 | virgins the power of being married. “Thou wast called being
24 I, 11 | Christ do not abandon the married state in which they were
25 I, 13 | stimulate the unmarried to be married, he immediately checks himself,
26 I, 13 | flesh. But if they who are married have tribulation even in
27 I, 13 | doubt. I am coming to the married. The time is short, the
28 I, 13 | the Lord: but he that is married is careful for the things
29 I, 13 | virgin, and those of the married man. The virgin longs to
30 I, 13 | the other hand, she who is married thinks of the things of
31 I, 13 | please his wife, so the married woman thinks of the things
32 I, 14 | dead, she is free to be married to whom she will; only in
33 I, 14 | that p. 359 a person twice married 4345 cannot be enrolled
34 I, 15 | age. The first Adam was married once: the second was unmarried.
35 I, 15 | third Adam who was twice married. But granted that Paul allowed
36 I, 15 | were three or four times married. If more than one husband
37 I, 16 | Paradise, they were immediately married. Then we have the passage, 4348 “
38 I, 16 | in the spirit he is once married. For he has one Church,
39 I, 20 | go to hers. But if she be married, she is despised as though
40 I, 20 | to him. He who has 4369 married a wife, and he who has planted
41 I, 23 | brought up in the tabernacle married a wife, how does that prejudice
42 I, 23 | also there were not many married priests, and as though the
43 I, 25 | and Elisha in a list of married men, is plain without a
44 I, 26 | is an Apostle—the one a married man, the other a virgin;
45 I, 26 | expounded mysteries which the married could not, and to briefly
46 I, 28 | faults, he knows who is married. Hence that sublime orator,
47 I, 28 | odious woman when she is married to a good husband: and an
48 I, 30 | the continent, and in the married. Then the bridegroom makes
49 I, 32(4479)| probably denotes a female, married or unmarried, just attaining
50 I, 32 | where the word is applied to married women as well, and I will
51 I, 32 | the Holy Spirit choose a married woman, or a widow? For at
52 I, 32 | be supposed that she was married. This is the virgin daughter
53 I, 32 | than the children of the married wife, saith the Lord.” This
54 I, 33 | greater reward with God than married women who pay the marriage
55 I, 33 | makes them feel superior to married women, why should they not
56 I, 34 | to stimulate lust. That married men are elected to the priesthood,
57 I, 34 | virgin is passed over, and a married man taken? Perhaps because
58 I, 34 | unfrequently it happens that married men, who form the larger
59 I, 34 | the people, in approving married candidates seem to approve
60 I, 34 | fact that they prefer a married person to a virgin is evidence
61 I, 37 | betrothal to Christ include both married women, and the twice-p.
62 I, 37 | women, and the twice-p. 376 married, and widows, and virgins,
63 I, 43 | suffice. I will proceed to married women who were reluctant
64 I, 45(4600)| the murder of her husband, married her. Herod. B. i.~
65 I, 46(4605)| Brutus in 45 b.c., had been married to M. Bibulus and had borne
66 I, 46 | if she was glad she was married, answered, “So much so that
67 I, 46(4609)| sister of the Messalas, married Sulla towards the end of
68 I, 47 | not shown before she is married, for fear she may not give
69 I, 48 | wisdom at Tully’s fountains, married 4618 Sallust his enemy,
70 I, 48(4617)| after divorcing Terentia he married Publilia, a young girl of
71 I, 48(4619)| wives, had previously been married to M. Æmilius Scaurus, consul
72 I, 48(4622)| Pompey, like Sulla, was married five times. Mucia, his third
73 I, 48(4622)| Pompey in 62, and afterwards married M. Æmilius Scaurus, son
74 I, 48 | fortunate who has never been married. Why should I refer to Pasiphaë, 4634
75 I, 48 | the day after they were married, and immediately married
76 I, 48 | married, and immediately married again. Both husbands are
77 I, 48 | Metrodorus his disciple married Leontia) says that a wise
78 I, 49 | bachelors? How can he who is married under such conditions be
79 I, 49 | memory ever to perish. Let my married sisters copy the examples
80 I, 49 | or 4649 Flamen twice 4650 married was unknown, that the high-priests
81 II, 3 | hindered us.” And to the married he says: 4684 “Be together
82 II, 15 | sooner cast out than he married a wife. While he fasted
83 II, 34 | persevere? widows toil? Why do married women practise continence?
84 II, 35 | sailors. We have discussed the married, widows, and virgins. We
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