Book,  Chapter

1     I,  7 |  pardoned, the reason for the concession is to prevent worse evil.
2     I,  8 |       a wish and not making a concession because of the danger of
3     I,  8 |     to speak of marriage as a concession to weakness, not a thing
4     I,  8 | Apostle’s command, not to his concession. This, says he, I wish,
5     I,  13|      invalidates his previous concession. “Yet,” says he, “such shall
6     I,  14|      faith;” and he makes the concession because many had already
7     I,  18|   hardness of our heart was a concession of Moses to the human race,
8     I,  37|     it is one thing to make a concession to weakness, another to
9    II,  15|      bodily pain demanded the concession.~