A young man loved a lass, not yet seven years old,
Although her age should have rejected it
However from human frailty perhaps he attempted
What he could not complete.

Because therefore in these matters there are things which are doubtful,
We must keep to what is safer
For the sake of
The church's reputation.

Because she is said to have become his wife
For the sake of
The said uncertainty
We order, seeing that afterwards he loved the cousin of this girl ,
You should separate her from him.

The first argument
It is argued against you that
Since through you it was approved 
That we should wish the plaintiff to be punished 
and that the defendant should not be allotted punishment,
Which could clearly be proved,
Though brevity will not allow it.

Solution for the first argument
In response I say this briefly by not reciting the source
Of what you have said against me
That the justice of an honest public 
Does not accept that which is approved by you.

Second argument
Although you have spoken well, still I argue against you.
For in fine you are saying that she should be separated from him and
You will see the opposite in this unique case, because
You are despatching other ladies on your business with him over the sixth titular church1.