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1 I, Int | virginity and of single marriages derived from examples in
2 I, 4 | extent as second and third marriages. But to digamists and trigamists
3 I, 8 | though second and third marriages were not allowed on the
4 I, 10 | allows second and third marriages in the Lord, forbids first
5 I, 10 | the Lord, forbids first marriages with a Gentile. Whence Abraham
6 I, 10 | at least know that such marriages as these are on a lower
7 I, 12 | wife. As I do not dissolve marriages once contracted: so you
8 I, 14 | virginity, so he makes second marriages inferior to first, and says, 4340 “
9 I, 14 | of God.” He allows second marriages, but to such persons as
10 I, 14 | fornication, he allows second marriages to widows. For it is better
11 I, 14(4345)| words as referring to second marriages after loss of first wife,
12 I, 15 | God cutting short repeated marriages, a young woman may have
13 I, 15 | the supporters of second marriages shew us as their leader
14 I, 15 | that Paul allowed second marriages: upon the same grounds it
15 I, 15 | allows even third and fourth marriages, or a woman may marry as
16 I, 15 | so too he allowed second marriages to incontinent persons,
17 I, 15 | not limit the number of marriages, in order that women, although
18 I, 15 | pardon the expression, eighth marriages: I will go still further
19 I, 24 | favour of second and third marriages only, but unless he has
20 I, 37 | marriage, He permits second marriages, and if necessary, prefers
21 I, 37 | necessary, prefers even third marriages to fornication and adultery.
22 I, 48(4637)| regarded as presiding over marriages and the tutelary god of
23 I, 49 | taken their chastity away. Marriages of that sort are quickly
24 II, 3(4688) | hereafter, Montanus held second marriages to be no better than adultery,
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