Book, Paragraph

 1      I, III|    master and servant, the marriage relation (the conjunction
 2     II, III|  relation or connection by marriage either of himself or of
 3     II, V  | other cities in respect of marriage and property, what will
 4     II, VII|    give and not to receive marriage portions, and for the poor
 5      V, IV |   again, a quarrel about a marriage was the beginning of all
 6      V, VI |   had been wronged about a marriage. A revolution at Heraclea,
 7      V, VII|   of Locri was ruined by a marriage connection with Dionysius,
 8      V, X  |    of his two daughters in marriage, did not give him either
 9    VII, XVI|   first care will be about marriage—at what age should his citizens
10    VII, XVI| much of the age proper for marriage: the season of the year
11    VII, XVI|     people generally limit marriage to the season of winter,