Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  7 |    never be in the bondage of wedlock, for as often as I render
 2     I,  7 |  price.” You see what kind of wedlock he enjoins. Husbands and
 3     I,  9 |      persons the enjoyment of wedlock and pointed out his own
 4     I,  11|     bond and free, to do with wedlock and virginity? In the next
 5     I,  11|      free from the bondage of wedlock, he is truly Christ’s bondservant.
 6     I,  13| resurrection there will be no wedlock. But if death be the end
 7     I,  13|     one by the fixed bonds of wedlock, among the “unmarried.”
 8     I,  14|       ended his discussion of wedlock and virginity, and has carefully
 9     I,  26|     related in spirit, not by wedlock. Nevertheless, with the
10     I,  33|    His wife died, the bond of wedlock was broken, and without
11     I,  33|    maintain their chastity in wedlock; but as they attain a greater
12     I,  40|       heretics are condemning wedlock, and despise the ordinance
13    II,  4 |   days gone by pleased God in wedlock, so virgins now please him
14    II,  7 |        but also in burial, in wedlock, and in every department
15    II,  35|  cares which sometimes attend wedlock. Then we passed to the second
16    II,  36|      widow:4935~“She calls it wedlock; thus she veils her fault.”~