Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  11| circumcision and chastity the burden of marriage. Again, if anyone
 2     I,  12|       from the very first the burden of perpetual chastity? Let
 3     I,  12|   apostles, contemplating the burden of a wife, exclaimed, “If
 4     I,  13|       he was laying the heavy burden of chastity on unwilling
 5     I,  34|   snare, and to put a heavier burden upon man’s nature than it
 6     I,  34|     Jerusalem that no heavier burden should be laid on Gentile
 7     I,  39|        For they, as beasts of burden, without reason, think only
 8     I,  47|      her behind, nor take the burden with us. To support a poor
 9    II,  6 |       not seem to lay a heavy burden on unwilling shoulders,
10    II,  10|   such quantities as will not burden the body, or hinder the
11    II,  22|    hands that he may not be a burden to anyone, and toils night