is sanctioned--in effect thus anticipating the later distinction between divorce _quoad thorum_ and _quoad vinculum_; or, if such separation be sanctioned, whether, in sharp contrast to the spirit of Jewish law, the wife is placed on a level with the husband in this regard. [Footnote 29: The principal passages are Matt. 5:31, 32; 19:3-12; Mark 10:2-12; Luke 16:18; 1 Cor. 7:10-16; Rom. 7:2,3. In general, on the interpretation of these passages, consult GEFFCKEN, _Ehescheidung_, 16 ff.; ESMEIN, _Le mariage en droit canonique_, II, 48 ff.; FREISEN, _Geschichte des can. Eherechts_, 769, 770; FRIEDBERG, _Lehrbuch_, 337 ff.; LOENING, _Geschichte d. deutschen Kirchenrechts_, II, 606; PERRONE, _De mat. Chr._, III, 147-219; ROSKOVÁNY, _De mat. in ecc. cath._, II, 61-187; MEYRICK, in _Dict. Christ. Ant._, II, 1110; ZHISHMAN, _Das Eherecht der orient. Kirche_, 96 ff., 734; GIDE, _La femme_, 169 ff.; THWING, _The Family_, 45 ff.; WOOLSEY, _Divorce_, 50-85; POPP, _Ehescheidung_, 51 ff.; TEBBS, _Essay_, 74 ff.; STRIPPELMANN, _Ehescheidungsrecht_, 11 ff.; especially MILTON, "Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce," _Prose Works_, III, 180 ff.; _idem_, "Tetrachordon," _ibid._, 322 ff.; MENTZER, _De conjugio_, 190 ff.; SARCERIUS, _Vom heil. Ehestande_, 161 ff.; and BUCER, in MILTON'S _Prose Works_, III, 296, _passim_. Partisan writers are HOVEY, _The Scriptural Law of Divorce_; CAVERNO, _Divorce_, 29 ff.; AP RICHARD, _Marriage and Divorce_, 77-112; LUCKOCK, _Hist. of Marriage_, 44-79; BROWNE, _Marriage of Divorced Persons in Church_, 27 ff.] [Footnote 30: On the use here of the generic term _porneia_ (fornication), instead of the specific _moicheia_ (adultery), see MILTON, "Tetrachordon," _Prose Works_, III, 394 ff.; also the labored argument of WOOLSEY, _Divorce_, 60-70; ZHISHMAN, _Das Eherecht der orient. Kirche_, 578 ff.; MEYRICK, in _Dict. Christ. Ant._, II, 1110; GRAY, _Husband and Wife_, 95, 104 ff.; LUCKOCK, _Hist. of Marriage_, 56, 57; AP RICHARD, _Marriage and Divorce_, 80; SELDEN, _Uxor ebraica_, III, 23, 27. The scope of _porneia_ is of historical importance; for some of the early Fathers and some of the leaders of the Reformation by giving it an allegorical meaning sought to multiply the scriptural grounds of divorce. _Cf._ FREISEN, _Geschichte des can. Eherechts_, 770; also MILTON, in _Prose Works_, III, 255 ff., 394 ff. In general read the elaborate essay of MORGAN, _Marriage, Adultery, and Divorce_, II, 394-550, on _porneia_.]