Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  7 |      better to marry than to burn.” Let us turn back to the
 2     I,  9 |      better to marry than to burn.” Having conceded to married
 3     I,  9 |      better to marry than to burn.” The reason why it is better
 4     I,  9 | marry is that it is worse to burn. Let burning lust be absent,
 5     I,  9 |     cannot then add “than to burn;” but you say, “It is better
 6     I,  9 |      better to marry than to burn.” If marriage in itself
 7     I,  36|    all-wise creator, that we burn for one another, and long
 8     I,  38|      and continence begin to burn and are as wanton as the
 9     I,  43|   Sichæus, she preferred to “burn rather than to marry.” Carthage
10    II,  31|      either to behead, or to burn, or to shut up in prison,
11    II,  36|      better to marry than to burn, have turned secret adulterers