Part, Question

501 Suppl, 62|             husband to put away his wife on account of ~fornication?~
502 Suppl, 62|             husband to put away his wife on ~account of fornication.
503 Suppl, 62|        husband, by putting away his wife on account of fornication,
504 Suppl, 62|     permitted a man to put away his wife on account ~of fornication,
505 Suppl, 62|            not lawful to put away a wife who has committed fornication, ~
506 Suppl, 62|       fornication, ~when either the wife is not to be blamed, or
507 Suppl, 62|           if he has prostituted his wife; the third is if the wife, ~
508 Suppl, 62|           wife; the third is if the wife, ~believing her husband
509 Suppl, 62|          the husband has given ~his wife a bill of divorce and she
510 Suppl, 62|             anger he puts away his ~wife who has committed fornication,
511 Suppl, 62|             in order to correct his wife's sin, or in order to avoid
512 Suppl, 62|             precept to put away his wife when she is ~guilty of fornication?~
513 Suppl, 62|            precept to put away ~his wife who is guilty of fornication.
514 Suppl, 62|         husband is the head ~of his wife, he is bound to correct
515 Suppl, 62|             is bound to correct his wife. Now separation from bed
516 Suppl, 62|   prescribed as a correction of the wife who is guilty of fornication. ~
517 Suppl, 62|           the husband who retains a wife guilty of ~fornication would
518 Suppl, 62|         husband who ~is joined to a wife guilty of fornication ceases
519 Suppl, 62|          his consanguinity with his wife, he sins mortally if he
520 Suppl, 62|           the husband put ~away his wife" says that "Our Lord permitted
521 Suppl, 62|          that "Our Lord permitted a wife to be put away on ~account
522 Suppl, 62|            against oneself. Now the wife, by committing fornication,
523 Suppl, 62|         that, The putting away of a wife guilty of fornication was ~
524 Suppl, 62|        prescribed in order that the wife might be corrected by means
525 Suppl, 62|            place. Wherefore, if the wife repent of her sin, her ~
526 Suppl, 62|          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The wife can be corrected for her
527 Suppl, 62|          not as a harlot but as his wife.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[62] A[
528 Suppl, 62|            seems to consent to his ~wife's lewdness.~Aquin.: SMT
529 Suppl, 62|          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 6: The wife sins not only against her
530 Suppl, 62|           own judgment put away his wife on account ~of fornication?~
531 Suppl, 62|          own judgment put away ~his wife on account of fornication.
532 Suppl, 62|         that a husband may ~put his wife away on account of fornication.
533 Suppl, 62|           becoming cognizant of his wife's fornication a ~husband
534 Suppl, 62|        marital intercourse with his wife, he forfeits the action ~
535 Suppl, 62|            end, ~whether he put his wife away, or his wife put him
536 Suppl, 62|           put his wife away, or his wife put him away. Therefore
537 Suppl, 62|            man is more bound to his wife than to a stranger. Now ~
538 Suppl, 62|           may the husband bring his wife's crime before ~the Church,
539 Suppl, 62|            judgment to put away his wife on account of fornication,
540 Suppl, 62|             prosecutor by suing his wife for the offense she has ~
541 Suppl, 62|            husband can put away his wife in two ways. First as to ~
542 Suppl, 62|       husband can at once prove the wife's ~fornication. Now this
543 Suppl, 62|            the husband suspects his wife of adultery he ~watches
544 Suppl, 62|            A husband may accuse his wife of adultery in two ways. ~
545 Suppl, 62|         case of divorce husband and wife should be judged on a par ~
546 Suppl, 62|             of divorce, husband and wife ought ~not to be judged
547 Suppl, 62|          the "repudium" husband and wife were not judged on a par ~
548 Suppl, 62|          husband could put away his wife, but not "vice ~versa."
549 Suppl, 62|           to the natural law that a wife have ~several husbands than
550 Suppl, 62|        former never. Therefore the ~wife sins more grievously in
551 Suppl, 62|             sin. Now the adulterous wife does a greater injury to
552 Suppl, 62|           adulterous husband to his wife, since a wife's ~adultery
553 Suppl, 62|        husband to his wife, since a wife's ~adultery involves uncertainty
554 Suppl, 62|             does not. Therefore the wife's sin is the greater, and
555 Suppl, 62|      husband who is the head of the wife (1 ~Cor. 11:3) to correct
556 Suppl, 62|           Cor. 11:3) to correct his wife, rather than "vice versa."
557 Suppl, 62|             seem in this matter the wife ought to ~have the preference.
558 Suppl, 62|         case of divorce husband and wife are judged on a par ~with
559 Suppl, 62|       fidelity to which husband and wife are equally bound towards
560 Suppl, 62|           good of the offspring the wife's adultery is a greater ~
561 Suppl, 62|          reason ~for divorce in the wife than in the husband: and
562 Suppl, 62|             allowed to put away his wife by a bill of divorce, but
563 Suppl, 62|            divorce in an adulterous wife than in an adulterous husband.
564 Suppl, 62|          husband is the head of the wife, he is her ~pilot as it
565 Suppl, 62|             no more ~power over his wife, than she over him.~Aquin.:
566 Suppl, 62|             husband and that of the wife are compared the ~one to
567 Suppl, 62|            speaking, the adulterous wife sins ~more grievously than
568 Suppl, 62|          husband receives over his ~wife is an aggravating circumstance,
569 Suppl, 62|            is bound to put away his wife forever on account of ~fornication,
570 Suppl, 62|             1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the wife is not bound to the husband
571 Suppl, 62|       Whosoever shall put away his ~wife, except it be for fornication,
572 Suppl, 62|        again after putting away his wife on account of fornication,
573 Suppl, 62|          Lord, ~commandeth that the wife depart not from her husband.
574 Suppl, 62|             is unlawful both to the wife and to the husband to contract ~
575 Suppl, 62|  accidentally; for instance, if his wife contract an incurable ~disease
576 Suppl, 62|          Although after divorce the wife is not bound to her husband ~
577 Suppl, 62|            the ~putting away of the wife. Hence the objection is
578 Suppl, 62|             1/1~Whether husband and wife may be reconciled after
579 Suppl, 62|         would seem that husband and wife may not be reconciled after ~
580 Suppl, 62|           seem bound to receive his wife, especially after she has ~
581 Suppl, 62|            he is not bound, for the wife, in defending herself before ~
582 Suppl, 62|           seem that the ~adulterous wife is bound to return to her
583 Suppl, 62|        reconciled to an adulterous ~wife, this would especially be
584 Suppl, 62|       divorce. But in this case the wife cannot ~compel him to be
585 Suppl, 62|            is unknown put away his ~wife, who is convicted of adultery
586 Suppl, 62|             to be reconciled to his wife, because she is unable to
587 Suppl, 62|             1~I answer that, If the wife has mended her ways by repenting
588 Suppl, 62|          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The wife's repentance should induce
589 Suppl, 62|              accuse or put away the wife who is guilty of fornication.
590 Suppl, 62|       course of action, nor can his wife oppose ~her repentance to
591 Suppl, 62|              debt, or of asking his wife to return to him. Hence
592 Suppl, 62|            return to him. Hence his wife is bound to ~pay the debt,
593 Suppl, 62|            to receive an adulterous wife on account ~of his having
594 Suppl, 62|  scandalizing ~others; although the wife may not herself seek reconciliation. ~
595 Suppl, 62|             deprive ~his adulterous wife of the right to allege it
596 Suppl, 62|            sentence of divorce, his wife asks for the marriage debt
597 Suppl, 63|           where one husband has one wife, as in the case of ~Christ
598 Suppl, 63|             man who has had another wife, the marriage is blessed ~
599 Suppl, 64|          being asked?~(3) Whether a wife may demand the debt during
600 Suppl, 64|              5) Whether husband and wife are equal in this matter?~(
601 Suppl, 64|             1/1~Whether husband and wife are mutually bound to the
602 Suppl, 64|         would seem that husband and wife are not mutually bound,
603 Suppl, 64|            had intercourse with his wife cannot partake of ~the flesh
604 Suppl, 64|             contagious disease, the wife is not bound to cohabit ~
605 Suppl, 64|      Therefore it would seem that a wife is not bound to pay ~the
606 Suppl, 64|          etc. Therefore husband and wife are mutually bound to the ~
607 Suppl, 64|            And therefore, since the wife has power ~over her husband
608 Suppl, 64|        bound to pay the debt to his wife, in matters pertaining to ~
609 Suppl, 64|          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The wife has no power over her husband'
610 Suppl, 64|         being unable to pay it, the wife has no right ~to ask again,
611 Suppl, 64|            harlot rather than as a ~wife. But if he be rendered incapable
612 Suppl, 64|        cause, then he sins, and his wife's sin, should she fall into ~
613 Suppl, 64|             to do his best that his wife may remain continent.~Aquin.:
614 Suppl, 64|            a marriage. Wherefore a ~wife is bound to pay the debt
615 Suppl, 64|        bound to pay the debt if his wife does not ask for ~it?~Aquin.:
616 Suppl, 64|           the marriage ~debt if his wife does not ask for it. For
617 Suppl, 64|            1~OBJ 3: Further, as the wife has power over her husband,
618 Suppl, 64|             to pay the ~debt to his wife except when she demands
619 Suppl, 64|           can sometimes request his wife not to exact ~the debt when
620 Suppl, 64|            is afforded against ~the wife's concupiscence. Now a physician
621 Suppl, 64|        bound to pay the debt to his wife although she ask not for
622 Suppl, 64|             against the sins of his wife. Therefore ~sometimes the
623 Suppl, 64|        bound to pay the debt to his wife even though ~she ask it
624 Suppl, 64|           by certain signs that the wife would wish him to pay ~the
625 Suppl, 64|            to pay it, ~whenever his wife shows signs of wishing him
626 Suppl, 64|             may presume this of his wife when he perceives ~in her
627 Suppl, 64|          duty ~of his service, as a wife is to ask the marriage debt
628 Suppl, 64|             should not dissuade his wife from asking for the ~debt,
629 Suppl, 64|          allowable for a menstruous wife to ask for the marriage ~
630 Suppl, 64|             lawful for a menstruous wife to ask for the ~marriage
631 Suppl, 64|              Therefore a menstruous wife may also.~Aquin.: SMT XP
632 Suppl, 64|            Further, if a menstruous wife is not allowed to ask for
633 Suppl, 64|          the ~offspring. Yet if the wife be unfruitful there is no
634 Suppl, 64|              at least an unfruitful wife may ask for the debt ~during
635 Suppl, 64|        would seem that a menstruous wife may not pay the marriage ~
636 Suppl, 64|             manner neither should a wife give ~her body to her husband
637 Suppl, 64|             2~On the contrary, "The wife hath not power of her own
638 Suppl, 64|         Therefore at his asking his wife must pay the debt ~even
639 Suppl, 64|             Further, the menstruous wife should not be an occasion
640 Suppl, 64|           given entire power of his wife's body ~with regard to the
641 Suppl, 64|            own body: since, if the ~wife be ailing, it is quite certain
642 Suppl, 64|            he ask in ignorance, the wife may put forward ~some motive,
643 Suppl, 64|             1/1~Whether husband and wife are equal in the marriage
644 Suppl, 64|         would seem that husband and wife are not equal in the marriage ~
645 Suppl, 64|        husband is as agent ~and the wife as patient. Therefore they
646 Suppl, 64|             1/1~OBJ 2: Further, the wife is not bound to pay her
647 Suppl, 64|          husband is the head of the wife" (Eph. 5:23). Therefore ~
648 Suppl, 64|             the same is said of the wife. Therefore they ~are equal
649 Suppl, 64|               Therefore husband and wife are ~equal in the marriage
650 Suppl, 64|         first equality, husband and wife are not ~equal in marriage;
651 Suppl, 64|             management, wherein the wife is ruled and the husband
652 Suppl, 64|             husband is bound to the wife in all things pertaining
653 Suppl, 64|              the husband, so is the wife bound to the husband in
654 Suppl, 64|           things pertaining ~to the wife. It is in this sense that
655 Suppl, 64|           be less ashamed ~than the wife to ask for the debt. Hence
656 Suppl, 64|          debt. Hence it is that the wife is not bound ~to pay the
657 Suppl, 64|           is bound to pay it to the wife.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[64] A[
658 Suppl, 64|             1/1~Whether husband and wife can take a vow contrary
659 Suppl, 64|         would seem that husband and wife may take a vow contrary
660 Suppl, 64|            consent. For husband and wife are ~equally bound to pay
661 Suppl, 64|            the husband, even if his wife be unwilling, to take the
662 Suppl, 64|         this is also lawful to the ~wife. Therefore, since this prevents
663 Suppl, 64|            debt, either ~husband or wife may without the other's
664 Suppl, 64|             sin. Now the husband or wife cannot, ~without sin, refuse
665 Suppl, 64|             to ~pay the debt to his wife for a time, by occupying
666 Suppl, 64|            of his own body, but the wife" (1 Cor. 7:4). ~Therefore,
667 Suppl, 64|    Consequently, since ~husband and wife are mutually bound as regards
668 Suppl, 64|      sufficiently probable that the wife ought to be ~willing to
669 Suppl, 64|         take the cross ~without his wife's consent, even as he might
670 Suppl, 64|             has leased. And yet the wife is not ~entirely deprived
671 Suppl, 64|           there a ~parallel between wife and husband: because, since
672 Suppl, 64|            husband has to rule ~the wife and not "vice versa," the
673 Suppl, 64|           and not "vice versa," the wife is bound to follow her husband ~
674 Suppl, 64|         rather than the husband the wife. Moreover there would be
675 Suppl, 64|        would be more danger to ~the wife's chastity as a result of
676 Suppl, 64|           the Church. Wherefore the wife ~cannot take this vow without
677 Suppl, 64|            Reply OBJ 4: Just as the wife receives power over her
678 Suppl, 64|             master. Hence just as a wife cannot ~ask her husband
679 Suppl, 64|          infinitely. Consequently a wife or husband does not sin
680 Suppl, 64|            I answer that, Since the wife has power of her husband'
681 Suppl, 64|            the minds of husband and wife are taken up with carnal
682 Suppl, 65|             one man should have one wife, according to Gn. 2:24, "
683 Suppl, 65|         when a man contracts with a wife, he gives her the power ~
684 Suppl, 65|            means be willing for his wife to have another ~husband.
685 Suppl, 65|            were he ~to have another wife in addition.~Aquin.: SMT
686 Suppl, 65|           husband's jealousy of his wife and the wife's ~jealousy
687 Suppl, 65|        jealousy of his wife and the wife's ~jealousy of her husband
688 Suppl, 65|            the matter of having one wife.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[65] A[
689 Suppl, 65|            first formed to have one wife, as stated above.~Aquin.:
690 Suppl, 65|      marriage the husband gives his wife power of his body, ~not
691 Suppl, 65|            the debt every ~time his wife asks for it, if we consider
692 Suppl, 65|        husband is unwilling for his wife to have another husband,
693 Suppl, 65|           he must not ~have another wife: because for one man to
694 Suppl, 65|             above: ~whereas for one wife to have several husbands
695 Suppl, 65|       Wherefore the marriage of one wife with ~several husbands has
696 Suppl, 65|             several wives as for a ~wife to have several husbands,
697 Suppl, 65|         husbands, it follows that a wife's love is not so ~averse
698 Suppl, 65|            another sharing the same wife with him. Consequently both
699 Suppl, 65|             should be united to one wife, it would seem that He has
700 Suppl, 65|             law prescribing the one wife ~was framed not by man but
701 Suppl, 65|             faith to be kept with a wife, which is ~reckoned a marriage
702 Suppl, 65|       property to another. Now the ~wife has power of her husband'
703 Suppl, 65|              7:4). Therefore if his wife ~be willing, the husband
704 Suppl, 65|          Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: The wife has power of her husband'
705 Suppl, 65|         fornication, and beside thy wife never endure to know crime."
706 Suppl, 65|     requires a man to have but one ~wife, so does it forbid him to
707 Suppl, 65|             same time a slave and a wife; ~wherefore according to
708 Suppl, 65|    Therefore she was not ~Abraham's wife.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[65] A[
709 Suppl, 65|               What is unlawful to a wife is unlawful to a husband."
710 Suppl, 65|           it is never ~lawful for a wife to put aside her own husband
711 Suppl, 65|    something of the character of a ~wife and something of the character
712 Suppl, 65|            offspring, the ~union of wife and husband is indissoluble
713 Suppl, 65|             community of works, the wife is united to the ~husband
714 Suppl, 65|            of a husband towards his wife. For these women were wives
715 Suppl, 66|            husband of more than one wife, so ~as to be debarred,
716 Suppl, 66|            of ~the present and, his wife dying before the consummation
717 Suppl, 66|           husband to have only ~one wife, and the wife to have but
718 Suppl, 66|             only ~one wife, and the wife to have but one husband;
719 Suppl, 66|             to be content with ~one wife. The first reason however
720 Suppl, 66|             if he has not a ~lawful wife, or adultery if he has.
721 Suppl, 66|    compelled to return to his first wife ~and carnally to know her,
722 Suppl, 66|           much less does he if his ~wife is not a virgin.~Aquin.:
723 Suppl, 66|          among several, nor has his wife done ~so, and yet he marries
724 Suppl, 66|           before marriage. Now if a wife, after the marriage has
725 Suppl, 66|           would be punished for his wife's sin. Moreover, it might ~
726 Suppl, 66|      husband, or on the part of the wife, there is a defect of ~sacrament.
727 Suppl, 66|            not have married another wife, but ~not that he should
728 Suppl, 66|          whereas on the part of the wife it is ~also required that
729 Suppl, 66|         husband is the head ~of the wife, as Christ is the head of
730 Suppl, 66|             as a concubine but as a wife. ~Again, according to this,
731 Suppl, 66|    otherwise ~the corruption of the wife nowise affects the marriage
732 Suppl, 66|             6, "the husband of one ~wife") that if a man has had
733 Suppl, 66|           who has ~married a second wife, though he was a catechumen
734 Suppl, 66|        taken to themselves a second wife."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[66] A[
735 Suppl, 66|                  the husband of one wife," it would ~seem that a
736 Suppl, 67|         become lawful to put away a wife?~(3) Whether it was lawful
737 Suppl, 67|           Mosaic law?~(4) Whether a wife who has been divorced may
738 Suppl, 67|         husband can marry again the wife whom he has divorced?~(6)
739 Suppl, 67|           divorce was hatred of the wife?~(7) Whether the reasons
740 Suppl, 67|      Whether inseparableness of the wife is of natural law?~Aquin.:
741 Suppl, 67|         that inseparableness of the wife is not of natural ~law.
742 Suppl, 67|        forbidden the divorcing of a wife. Therefore inseparableness
743 Suppl, 67|     Therefore inseparableness of a ~wife is not of natural law.~Aquin.:
744 Suppl, 67|             is lawful to put away a wife without prejudice to the
745 Suppl, 67|         common good of husband and ~wife, the dictate of the natural
746 Suppl, 67|          dispensation to put away a wife?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[67] A[
747 Suppl, 67|         dispensation to put away ~a wife. For in marriage anything
748 Suppl, 67|            is the putting away of a wife, as stated ~above (A[1]).
749 Suppl, 67|            concubine differs from a wife especially in the fact ~
750 Suppl, 67|       dispensation could he put his wife away.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[67]
751 Suppl, 67|         dispensation to divorce his wife. Neither, ~therefore, could
752 Suppl, 67|           of a ~husband towards his wife, as stated above (Q[65],
753 Suppl, 67|           for a man to put away his wife.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[67] A[
754 Suppl, 67|         seem that to put away one's wife is not contrary to the first
755 Suppl, 67|             was lawful to divorce a wife under the Mosaic law?~Aquin.:
756 Suppl, 67|             was lawful to divorce a wife under the ~Mosaic law. For
757 Suppl, 67|       forbid the putting away of a ~wife and did no wrong by not
758 Suppl, 67|        always unlawful to divorce a wife.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[67] A[
759 Suppl, 67|             Mosaic law to divorce a wife.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[67] A[
760 Suppl, 67|           for a man to put away his wife, this ought to have been
761 Suppl, 67|         although to put away one's ~wife is wrong in itself, it nevertheless
762 Suppl, 67|             Holy Ghost, said that a wife ~ought to be put away, not
763 Suppl, 67|           omitted ~to have only one wife, on account of the good
764 Suppl, 67|           was lawful for a divorced wife to have another husband?~
765 Suppl, 67|           was lawful for a divorced wife to have ~another husband.
766 Suppl, 67|             wrong by ~divorcing his wife than the wife by being divorced.
767 Suppl, 67|         divorcing his wife than the wife by being divorced. But the
768 Suppl, 67|          without sin, marry another wife. Therefore the wife could
769 Suppl, 67|         another wife. Therefore the wife could without ~sin, marry
770 Suppl, 67|             it was the custom for a wife after divorce to marry ~
771 Suppl, 67|       husband," ~etc. Therefore the wife sinned not by marrying another
772 Suppl, 67|         Testament that the divorced wife marry not another husband (
773 Suppl, 67|            lawful for the divorced ~wife to have another husband.~
774 Suppl, 67|             husband ~to divorce his wife, so could the wife marry
775 Suppl, 67|      divorce his wife, so could the wife marry another husband, because
776 Suppl, 67|           it was never lawful for a wife to have several husbands. ~
777 Suppl, 67|             a man who ~divorces his wife according to the law is
778 Suppl, 67|             purpose of killing ~his wife unless he divorce her; "
779 Suppl, 67|        allows a man to put away his wife; "and again, because he
780 Suppl, 67|        could lawfully take back the wife he had divorced?~Aquin.:
781 Suppl, 67|        could lawfully take back the wife he ~had divorced. For it
782 Suppl, 67|              husband to divorce his wife was ill done. Therefore
783 Suppl, 67|         undo it, by taking back his wife.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[67] A[
784 Suppl, 67|          husband by taking back the wife he had divorced was indulgent
785 Suppl, 67|            to ~take back a divorced wife was "because she is defiled."
786 Suppl, 67|         defiled." But the divorced ~wife is not defiled except by
787 Suppl, 67|             to take back a divorced wife before she married again.~
788 Suppl, 67|             husband to put away the wife, and for the ~divorced wife
789 Suppl, 67|         wife, and for the ~divorced wife to take another husband;
790 Suppl, 67|            husband who divorced his wife could not take her back.
791 Suppl, 67|            too ready to divorce his wife if he could nowise take
792 Suppl, 67|             a man in ~divorcing his wife, it was ordered that the
793 Suppl, 67|             take back ~his divorced wife, as stated above: and for
794 Suppl, 67|           was lawful for a divorced wife to be reconciled to her
795 Suppl, 67|          divorce was hatred for the wife?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[67] A[
796 Suppl, 67|         divorce was hatred for the ~wife. For it is written (Malachi
797 Suppl, 67|          Further, "If a man marry a wife and afterwards hate her,
798 Suppl, 67|            being given to divorce a wife was the avoidance of ~wife-murder.
799 Suppl, 67|             causes for divorcing a ~wife: Christ admitted none but
800 Suppl, 67|             not lawful to divorce a wife except ~for some cause subsequent
801 Suppl, 67|             unable to ~put away his wife for ever, just as in the
802 Suppl, 67|           they were sufficient, the wife was debarred from a second
803 Suppl, 92|           adequate support for ~his wife and children, and yet the
804 Suppl, 92|          endow her, and have her to wife." Hence the adornment ~bestowed
805 Suppl, 92|         donation on the part of the wife made to ~those who are on
806 Suppl, 92|            his daughter, Solomon's ~wife." Nor do the authorities
807 Suppl, 92|           is ~given by those on the wife's side to those on the husband'
808 Suppl, 93|         they have a mind to ~have a wife if they could, in order