Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  3 |         seized with madness and ought to be put into the strait
 2     I,  4 |         married twice or thrice ought not to complain, for the
 3     I,  7 |        the faith of Christ they ought to be unmarried, and for
 4     I,  8 |        that believeth in Christ ought himself also to walk even
 5     I,  10|         of Christ, the believer ought to depart, lest husband
 6     I,  11|        taught that the believer ought not to depart from the unbeliever,
 7     I,  13|       as did men of old, yet we ought to think that short which
 8     I,  13|       what he will, not what he ought. He does not sin if he marry
 9     I,  20| marriage bed. And in passing we ought to consider the words “if
10     I,  26|      understand that they, too, ought to have been reckoned among
11     I,  28|     Hebrews, says “Therefore we ought to give the more earnest
12     I,  34|     bishop, the Apostle himself ought not to have been a bishop,
13     I,  35|     what a boxer, but a pontiff ought not to do. He directly teaches
14     I,  35|        directly teaches what he ought to do: “but gentle, not
15     I,  37|     himself more highly than he ought to think; but to think according
16     I,  37|        and adultery. But we who ought to present our bodies a
17     I,  47|       watched, and a chaste one ought not to be? For necessity
18     I,  49|        own too much. A wise man ought to love his wife with judgment,
19    II,  2 |         saith he abideth in him ought himself also to walk even
20    II,  2 |         saith he abideth in him ought himself also to walk even
21    II,  11|     fruits; and he says that we ought to live on cheap food because
22    II,  11|    superfluous strength. And it ought not to disturb us if we