Chapter III. On The Properties Of Matrimony

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Since we have treated of the essence of matrimony, logical order now demands that we treat of its properties. Now there are two essential properties of matrimony: unity and indissolubility or firmness. First we treat of unity, and then of the indissolubility or firmness of matrimony.

Unity and indissolubility of marriage

Within this chapter

Article I. On The Unity Of Matrimonynn. 659–661
Article II. On The Indissolubility Of Matrimonynn. 662–683
- § 1. On Perfect Divorce Or The Dissolution Of The Matrimonial Bondnn. 665–676
- § 2. On Imperfect Divorce, Or Separation Of Bed, Board, And Dwellingnn. 677–683