Book, Chapter

 1     2, 2-3  |         world, how he may please his wife.  To these words I should
 2     2, 3-7  |              to defile another man's wife." These seemed to me womanish
 3     2, 3-8  |          this, for she feared lest a wife should prove a clog and
 4     2, 5-11 |           another; why? he loved his wife or his estate; or would
 5     6, 11-19| presidentship may be given us: and a wife with some money, that she
 6     6, 15-25|          procured another, though no wife, that so by the servitude
 7     7, 5-8  |            was that (the one for his wife, and the other for his servant,
 8     8, 12-30|             so that I sought neither wife, nor any hope of this world,
 9     9, 3-5  |             not yet a Christian, his wife one of the faithful; and
10     9, 9-19 |             Patricius had beaten his wife, or that there had been
11     9, 9-22 |          heart. For she had been the wife of one man, had requited