The History of Marriage: Jewish and Christian, in Relation to Divorce and Certain Forbidden Degrees

accepted adulteress adultery allowed appeal asserted Authorised Version authority bill of divorce Bishop brother Canon cause century Christ Christian Church claim clause committeth adultery concession consanguinity Council Council of Arles Council of Carthage Councils of Elvira death deceased wife's sister decree dispensation dissolved Divine divorced persons doubt Ecclesiastical enactments evidence father favour flesh forbidden fornication Gospel granted ground hæc hath Hebrew Hefele Hermas Holy husband indissolubility innocent interpretation Jewish Jews Lactantius latter legislation Leviticus licences licet Lord Lord's marriage bond marrieth marry Matthew Mishnah Mosaic Moses nakedness of thy original passage Pharisees polygamy principle prohibited degrees question quod re-marriage after divorce recognised regarded relationship restrictions riage sanction Scripture second marriage separation shalt not uncover Shammai Synod Talmud teaching Tertullian testimony tion union unto uxor uxorem viro Whosoever wife wives woman words writings δὲ καὶ τὴν τὸ