Book, Chapter

 1     1, 11-17|        her to prevail over her husband, whom she, the better, obeyed,
 2     2, 3-8  |       had heard of me from her husband, as to restrain within the
 3     8, 3-7  |       once be given, lest as a husband he should hold cheap whom,
 4     8, 11-27|  children of joys, by Thee her Husband, O Lord. And she smiled
 5     9, 9-19 |     age, being bestowed upon a husband, she served him as her lord;
 6     9, 9-19 |         and admirable unto her husband. And she so endured the
 7     9, 9-19 |      have any quarrel with her husband thereon. For she looked
 8     9, 9-19 |  learnt not to resist an angry husband, not in deed only, but not
 9     9, 9-19 |        knowing what a choleric husband she endured, marvelled that
10     9, 9-22 |        9.9.22 Finally, her own husband, towards the very end of
11     9, 11-28|     herself by the body of her husband. For because they had lived
12     9, 13-37|    rest then in peace with the husband before and after whom she
13     9, 13-37|       Patricius, her sometimes husband, by whose bodies Thou broughtest
14    12, 16-23| Enlightener, Father, Guardian, Husband, the pure and strong delight,
15    13, 32-47|      subject to the sex of her husband, as the appetite of doing