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 1     I,  24      |      the Hittite and committed adultery with Bathsheba. And because
 2     I,  24      |     will be reckoned to us for adultery. He passes on to Solomon,
 3     I,  36(4504)|       the penalty of death for adultery. See Gibbon, ch. xliv.~
 4     I,  37      |   marriages to fornication and adultery. But we who ought to present
 5     I,  39      | pleasures; having eyes full of adultery and insatiable lust, deceiving
 6     I,  47      |     which are only a cloak for adultery. Upon whomsoever she sets
 7     I,  49      |      marriage has grown out of adultery: and, shameful to relate!
 8    II,  3(4688) | marriages to be no better than adultery, proscribed military service
 9    II,  15      |        was in danger after his adultery, made confession in ashes
10    II,  24      |        are not born one way of adultery and prostitution, in another
11    II,  30      |      idle word no less than of adultery; but it is not the same
12    II,  31      |        the expression raca and adultery, the idle word and godlessness,