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Both Tertullian and Gregory of Nyssa were church fathers who were married.
They each stressed that the happiness of marriage was ultimately rooted in misery.
They saw marriage as a state of bondage that could only be cured by celibacy.
They wrote that at the very least, the virgin woman could expect release from the " governance of a husband and the chains of children.
" Tertullian argument that second marriage " consists essentially in fornication " is seen to extend to the first and lawful marriage.

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