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Part, Question
1 1, 95 | Thou ~shalt be under thy husband's power." Therefore in the
2 2, 19 | of view ~she wishes her husband, the thief, not to be put
3 2, 74 | forbidden fruit ~to her husband."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[74] A[
4 2, 104 | son; of ~the wife to her husband; of the master to his servant:
5 2, 105 | vineyard, the ~newly married husband, were excluded from fighting,
6 2, 105 | can be faithless to her husband, so can a ~slave be to his
7 2, 105 | master and servant, those of husband ~and wife, and those of
8 2, 10 | the marriage bond, both husband and wife have the use of ~
9 2, 18 | differs from that of wife ~to husband, and this again from that
10 2, 18 | in ~comparison with her husband, ought to be distinguished
11 2, 18 | father or of a wife to her husband is based ~on the son's affection
12 2, 18 | s affection towards her husband to whom she binds herself
13 2, 18 | have espoused you to one husband, that I may ~present you
14 2, 25 | says (Eph. 5:33) that a husband should "love ~his wife as
15 2, 25 | and also of ~virtue, if husband and wife are virtuous."
16 2, 25 | she is united with her husband, as one flesh, according
17 2, 30 | Further, a wife is under her husband's power (Gn. 3:16). But
18 2, 30 | give alms since she is her husband's partner; hence it is ~
19 2, 30 | accurately ~rendered either "husband" or "betrothed."] Therefore
20 2, 30 | property, without asking her husband's permission: yet such ~
21 2, 30 | much she impoverish her ~husband. Otherwise she ought not
22 2, 30 | presumed consent of her husband, except in cases of necessity
23 2, 30 | though the wife be her ~husband's equal in the marriage
24 2, 30 | she had a betrothed, not a husband, wherefore she ~could give
25 2, 55 | something belonging to the husband, since she stands ~related
26 2, 55 | nevertheless more distinct from her husband, than a son from his ~father,
27 2, 55 | scope for justice between husband and wife ~than between father
28 2, 55 | master and slave, because, as husband and ~wife have an immediate
29 2, 56 | fellowship; namely "of ~husband and wife, father and son,
30 2, 63 | pleases the woman but not the husband. Now these injuries ~are
31 2, 63 | injury as affecting her husband, ~since "the wife hath not
32 2, 63 | of her own body; but the husband" (1 Cor. ~7:4). The same
33 2, 86 | of the woman that has a husband. Therefore in like ~manner
34 2, 86 | without the consent of her husband.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[88] A[
35 2, 87 | his daughter's oath, and a husband his ~wife's (Num. 30:6,
36 2, 113 | called her blessed: her husband, and he praised her." Moreover,
37 2, 147 | bishop to be blameless, the husband of one wife, sober, prudent," ~
38 2, 149 | have espoused you to one ~husband, that I may present you
39 2, 150 | how she may please her husband." Therefore it follows that
40 2, 152 | under the authority of a husband, it is ~"adultery," if under
41 2, 152 | Reply OBJ 4: The sin of a husband with his wife is not connected
42 2, 152 | Nor is it ~lawful for the husband to do what the wife may
43 2, 152 | woman . . . that leaveth her husband . . . shall be guilty of
44 2, 152 | hath offended against her husband," by making it uncertain
45 2, 152 | faith which is due ~between husband and wife. And since the
46 2, 152 | 3: The wife is under her husband's authority, as united to
47 2, 162 | being subjected ~to her husband's authority, and this is
48 2, 162 | Thou shalt be under thy husband's power."~Aquin.: SMT SS
49 2, 162 | woman to be subject to her husband in ~matters relating to
50 2, 162 | life, so it belongs to the husband to ~provide the necessaries
51 2, 162 | subjection of the woman to her husband is to be understood as ~
52 2, 162 | her having now to obey her husband's will even against her
53 2, 167 | use means to please her husband, lest through ~despising
54 2, 167 | how ~she may please her husband." Wherefore if a married
55 2, 167 | in order to please her husband she can do this without
56 2, 167 | those women who have no husband nor wish to have one, or
57 2, 168 | connubial right, as is the husband by the adultery of his wife,
58 2, 180 | assigned to action, and the husband is compared to ~his wife,
59 2, 180 | who should be ruled by her husband, as Augustine says (De Trin. ~
60 3, 28 | just as "he is called the husband of Mary, without ~fleshly
61 3, 28 | God was not ~known by her husband until she gave birth, that
62 3, 28 | however, having taken a husband, ~according as the custom
63 3, 29 | carnal intercourse with her husband; ~because this would be
64 3, 29 | Wherefore Ambrose says: "Her ~husband is the more trustworthy
65 3, 29 | guardian rather than her husband." But if this was a true
66 3, 29 | marriage, ~Joseph was truly her husband. Therefore there was no
67 3, 29 | Jacob begot Joseph the husband of Mary," ~Jerome says: "
68 3, 29 | says: "When thou readest 'husband' suspect not a marriage;
69 3, 29 | those who are betrothed as ~husband and wife." But a true marriage
70 3, 29 | Mt. 1:19): "Joseph, her husband, being a ~just man, and
71 3, 29 | said that Joseph was Mary's husband) "on the ground ~that in
72 3, 29 | union of ~souls, by which husband and wife are pledged by
73 3, 29 | second by the other duties of husband and wife, ~by which they
74 3, 29 | 1: Jerome uses the term "husband" in reference to marriage ~
75 3, 29 | she who conceives in her husband's house is understood to
76 3, 29 | had not the entry of her husband's ~house. Wherefore the
77 3, 29 | taken ~to the house of her husband,' because she was already
78 3, 30 | seeing that ~Joseph, her husband, was instructed thereupon
79 3, 30 | under ~man's, i.e. her husband's,' power (Gn. 3:16), who
80 3, 31 | that Joseph was Mary's husband and that Christ's mother
81 3, 31 | reason ~of the dignity of the husband? So therefore we believe
82 3, 31 | Jacob begot Joseph, the husband of Mary": whereas Luke says ~
83 3, 31 | designated through her husband; both on account of his
84 3, 31 | that, by ~mentioning the husband by name, David's sin might
85 3, 35 | thou ~shalt be under thy husband's power." But, as Augustine
86 3, 41 | found her apart from ~her husband." Hence it seems that, by
87 3, 84 | in the reconciliation of husband and wife, ~when adultery
88 3, 85 | father, a wife under her husband. It is this ~kind of just
89 3, 85 | and as a wife to ~her husband, according to Jer. 3:1: "
90 Suppl, 41| precept (1 Cor. 7:3): "Let the husband render the debt to his life." ~
91 Suppl, 41| 1 Cor. 7:3): "Let the husband render the debt to his wife."
92 Suppl, 42| only; the bond between husband and wife resulting from
93 Suppl, 42| and mutual ~services which husband and wife render one another,
94 Suppl, 44| to one another; for ~the husband is the wife's husband, and
95 Suppl, 44| the husband is the wife's husband, and the wife is the husband'
96 Suppl, 44| husband, and the wife is the husband's wife. ~Therefore matrimony
97 Suppl, 44| respect of which we speak ~of husband and wife; and this joining,
98 Suppl, 44| signified by the terms ~"husband" and "wife," while its unity
99 Suppl, 44| support in the person of her husband; or into ~"matrem monens,"
100 Suppl, 44| admonishing her not to leave her husband and take up ~with another
101 Suppl, 44| point. for the joining of husband ~and wife by matrimony is
102 Suppl, 44| matrimony in ~defining a husband, since it is the husband
103 Suppl, 44| husband, since it is the husband who is joined to the woman
104 Suppl, 44| makes the man the woman's husband. Therefore it should not
105 Suppl, 44| is what pertains to the husband [maritum]. ~It also indicates
106 Suppl, 45| there is consent ~to take a husband, and on the other hand consent
107 Suppl, 45| direct object of consent a ~husband but union with a husband
108 Suppl, 45| husband but union with a husband on the part of the wife,
109 Suppl, 45| wife on the part of the husband.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[45] A[
110 Suppl, 45| there is a contract between husband and wife. Now ~in every
111 Suppl, 45| marriage be transferred to a husband's power without her ~father'
112 Suppl, 46| Nevertheless the affianced ~husband is guilty of fornication,
113 Suppl, 46| this kind the affianced husband, before his ~marriage with
114 Suppl, 46| to some, if her affianced husband is of much higher rank ~
115 Suppl, 47| impossible for a man to be the ~husband of one who is not his wife,
116 Suppl, 47| to be a wife without ~a husband, just as it is impossible
117 Suppl, 48| there is in marriage between husband and wife ~is lawful between
118 Suppl, 48| certain joining ~together of husband and wife ordained to carnal
119 Suppl, 48| consequent union between husband and wife, in so far as they
120 Suppl, 49| the ~friendship between husband and wife is natural, and
121 Suppl, 49| marriage makes ~the wife the husband's own, and "vice versa."
122 Suppl, 49| marriage act whereby a ~husband knows his wife is generically
123 Suppl, 49| wanton is damnable in a husband." Now nothing but mortal
124 Suppl, 51| and ~the man she took to husband. If, however, she had previously
125 Suppl, 51| marriage a kinsman of ~her husband were to know her by fraud
126 Suppl, 52| wife to have a slave for husband, and "vice versa."~Aquin.:
127 Suppl, 52| for all time; whereas a husband is bound to pay the ~debt
128 Suppl, 52| supervene to marriage, by the ~husband selling himself to another
129 Suppl, 52| detriment should not hold. But a husband who sells ~himself for a
130 Suppl, 52| 3: Further, in marriage husband and wife are on a par with
131 Suppl, 52| be a slave without her ~husband's consent. Therefore neither
132 Suppl, 52| Therefore neither can the husband without his wife's ~consent.~
133 Suppl, 52| generated. Now bondage of the ~husband, if unknown to the wife,
134 Suppl, 52| which is his own. Now ~the husband is his own master since
135 Suppl, 52| above ~(A[2]). Therefore a husband can in like manner subject
136 Suppl, 52| Para. 1/1~I answer that, A husband is subject to his wife in
137 Suppl, 52| extend thereto. Wherefore the husband, ~without his wife's knowledge,
138 Suppl, 52| person: wherefore ~if the husband, to cheat his wife, surrender
139 Suppl, 52| 1~Reply OBJ 3: Although husband and wife are considered
140 Suppl, 52| such additional matters the husband is the head of ~the wife
141 Suppl, 52| to be a slave without her husband's consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP
142 Suppl, 53| Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, husband and wife should be equal
143 Suppl, 53| when she is ashamed and her husband ~feels that she desires
144 Suppl, 53| marriage, unless perhaps ~the husband should receive a sacred
145 Suppl, 53| to it. Therefore if the ~husband be ordained without his
146 Suppl, 53| another man ~during her husband's lifetime.~Aquin.: SMT
147 Suppl, 53| 1/1 ~OBJ 3: Further, a husband may not even for a time
148 Suppl, 53| Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, husband and wife are on a par with
149 Suppl, 53| can his wife after her husband's death. But she cannot
150 Suppl, 53| cannot be deprived by her ~husband's act of the right to marry
151 Suppl, 53| his death. Therefore her ~husband cannot receive orders after
152 Suppl, 53| the other party, since the husband is bound to pay the ~debt
153 Suppl, 53| 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: If the husband receive sacred orders with
154 Suppl, 53| endangered through her husband having taken a solemn vow:
155 Suppl, 53| according to law if the husband should have been ordained
156 Suppl, 53| fact of ~consenting to her husband's receiving a sacred order,
157 Suppl, 54| certain extent subject ~to her husband. The secondary essential
158 Suppl, 54| extension of friendship: for a husband regards his wife's kindred ~
159 Suppl, 55| remains after the death of husband or wife?~(3) Whether it
160 Suppl, 55| is not connected with her husband's kindred ~except by reason
161 Suppl, 55| except by reason of the husband. Since then she does not
162 Suppl, 55| contract ~affinity with her husband, neither does she contract
163 Suppl, 55| she contract it with her ~husband's kindred.~Aquin.: SMT XP
164 Suppl, 55| Now the kindred of the husband do not become united together
165 Suppl, 55| Para. 1/2~On the contrary, Husband and wife are made one flesh.
166 Suppl, 55| flesh. Therefore if the ~husband is related in the flesh
167 Suppl, 55| that the friendship of a husband towards his wife is ~natural.
168 Suppl, 55| Thus, then, the union of ~husband and wife is stronger than
169 Suppl, 55| union of the wife with her ~husband's kindred, and yet it ought
170 Suppl, 55| from ~the same stock as the husband, there results in him affinity
171 Suppl, 55| remains after the death of husband or wife?~Aquin.: SMT XP
172 Suppl, 55| remain after the death of ~husband or wife, between the blood-relations
173 Suppl, 55| between the blood-relations of husband and wife or "vice ~versa."
174 Suppl, 55| which ceases after the husband's death, since ~then "the
175 Suppl, 55| loosed from the law of the husband" (Rm. 7:2). ~Therefore the
176 Suppl, 55| the ~consanguinity of the husband with his blood-relations
177 Suppl, 55| viii, 12) the union ~of husband and wife is said to be natural
178 Suppl, 55| after the other, the same husband." But this is only on ~account
179 Suppl, 55| relations with all ~her husband's kindred. Therefore all
180 Suppl, 55| kindred. Therefore all her husband's kindred are made one ~
181 Suppl, 55| affinity with all her first husband's ~kindred, since she is
182 Suppl, 55| affinity to her ~deceased husband. Therefore, etc.~Aquin.:
183 Suppl, 55| become blood-relations of the husband. ~Much less, therefore,
184 Suppl, 55| woman is related to her husband's blood-relations not by
185 Suppl, 55| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: A husband contracts affinity of the
186 Suppl, 55| a relation of her former husband being connected with ~B
187 Suppl, 55| the second kind ~with her husband A; and D, the wife of this
188 Suppl, 55| the third kind with her husband A. And since the third kind ~
189 Suppl, 55| same connection with her husband's ~relatives as to the degree
190 Suppl, 55| second kind with the ~second husband of the same wife. Wherefore
191 Suppl, 55| her son even by another husband becomes affine to me in
192 Suppl, 55| above: ~and again her second husband becomes affine to me in
193 Suppl, 55| becomes a possession of the ~husband. Now the husband's kindred
194 Suppl, 55| of the ~husband. Now the husband's kindred inherit his possessions
195 Suppl, 55| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The husband's possessions do not become
196 Suppl, 55| marriage or union with the husband according to the flesh, ~
197 Suppl, 55| one forbidden to marry the husband's wife.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
198 Suppl, 55| of affinity of the first husband. But this would not be the
199 Suppl, 55| consanguinity I am ~related to the husband, in that same degree of
200 Suppl, 55| in ~whatever degree her husband is related to me by blood
201 Suppl, 56| Whether it passes from husband to wife?~(5) Whether it
202 Suppl, 56| relationship passes from husband to wife?~Aquin.: SMT XP
203 Suppl, 56| relationship does not pass from ~husband to wife. For spiritual and
204 Suppl, 56| carnal union which is between husband and wife ~cannot be the
205 Suppl, 56| spiritual relationship, than a ~husband, who is godfather, has with
206 Suppl, 56| relationship through her husband being ~godfather to someone.~
207 Suppl, 56| it may happen that the husband is baptized, and his wife ~
208 Suppl, 56| does not always pass from husband to ~wife.~Aquin.: SMT XP
209 Suppl, 56| Para. 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, husband and wife together can raise
210 Suppl, 56| relationship ~passed from husband to wife, it would follow
211 Suppl, 56| bodily consanguinity of the husband passes to his wife by ~affinity.
212 Suppl, 56| relationship does not pass from husband to wife, ~unless perchance
213 Suppl, 56| relationship directly, even as her husband. Secondly, by his own act,
214 Suppl, 56| marriage by itself makes husband and wife one flesh: ~wherefore
215 Suppl, 56| relationship cannot pass from husband to wife through marriage.~
216 Suppl, 56| godmother, nothing prevents husband and wife from raising together ~
217 Suppl, 56| But a wife is part of her husband, since she is made one with
218 Suppl, 57| relationship does not pass from husband to wife.~Aquin.: SMT XP
219 Suppl, 58| marriage is annulled by the husband committing incest with his ~
220 Suppl, 58| marriage is not annulled by the husband ~committing incest with
221 Suppl, 58| not be ~punished for her husband's sin. Yet she would be
222 Suppl, 58| seem, if the incestuous husband marry even after his wife'
223 Suppl, 58| altogether dissolved: but the ~husband loses his right to marital
224 Suppl, 58| not be punished for her husband's sin. But after the death
225 Suppl, 59| unbelievers?~(3) Whether a husband being converted to the faith
226 Suppl, 59| another wife?~(6) Whether a husband may put aside his wife on
227 Suppl, 59| greatest ~concord between husband and wife. Therefore one
228 Suppl, 59| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the husband, being converted to the
229 Suppl, 59| It would seem that when a husband is converted to the faith
230 Suppl, 59| unbelievers, and thus a believing husband cannot ~remain with an unbelieving
231 Suppl, 59| offspring. Consequently, ~the husband has the same power to put
232 Suppl, 59| with her. For an innocent husband is free to remain with an
233 Suppl, 59| consequently the ~believing husband could then have a reasonable
234 Suppl, 59| to the Creator. For the husband is more bound to his wife
235 Suppl, 59| neither can a ~believing husband put away his unbelieving
236 Suppl, 59| body of her ~unbelieving husband. If, then, her husband's
237 Suppl, 59| unbelieving husband. If, then, her husband's conversion to the faith ~
238 Suppl, 59| free to put her ~away, the husband could not be converted to
239 Suppl, 59| condition. ~Since, then, the husband, when he married an unbeliever,
240 Suppl, 59| Further, an adulterous husband cannot put away an adulterous ~
241 Suppl, 59| adulterous and an unbelieving husband are to be judged alike,
242 Suppl, 59| right in the body of her husband only as ~long as he remained
243 Suppl, 59| married, since also when ~the husband dies the wife "is delivered
244 Suppl, 59| delivered from the law of her husband" (Rm. ~7:3). Wherefore if
245 Suppl, 59| 7:3). Wherefore if the husband leave her after he has changed
246 Suppl, 59| marriage be consummated, the husband ~cannot enter religion without
247 Suppl, 59| not dissolved, since the husband cannot ~marry another. Therefore
248 Suppl, 59| the marriage so that her ~husband be free to take another
249 Suppl, 59| Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, husband and wife are equal in the
250 Suppl, 59| to marry again while her ~husband lives, it would seem that
251 Suppl, 59| neither can the believing husband do so.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[
252 Suppl, 59| lawful for the believing ~husband to take a vow of continence
253 Suppl, 59| wife be converted, her ~husband ought to be restored to
254 Suppl, 59| dissolved, it is lawful for the husband to take another wife.~Aquin.:
255 Suppl, 59| OTC Para. 2/2~Further, a husband ought not to cohabit with
256 Suppl, 59| answer that, When either husband or wife is converted to
257 Suppl, 59| unbelief, the believing husband after parting from ~her
258 Suppl, 59| to the Creator frees the husband from the tie whereby he
259 Suppl, 59| before he married again, her husband would be restored ~to her.
260 Suppl, 59| marriage which the ~believing husband would be unable to accomplish
261 Suppl, 59| dispensation to take another ~husband, should her husband have
262 Suppl, 59| another ~husband, should her husband have taken another wife.~
263 Suppl, 59| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: The husband ought not to take a vow
264 Suppl, 59| she was deprived of her husband. If however ~there be no
265 Suppl, 59| wife be converted after her husband has received Holy orders,
266 Suppl, 59| received Holy orders, her husband ~must not be restored to
267 Suppl, 59| that she is deprived of her husband.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[59] A[
268 Suppl, 59| sins, unless perchance the husband wish to ~cease from intercourse
269 Suppl, 59| occasion of sin to her husband, so that he has reason to
270 Suppl, 59| in danger: for then the husband can withdraw from living
271 Suppl, 60| law has commissioned the husband to kill his wife if she
272 Suppl, 60| 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the husband has greater power over his
273 Suppl, 60| adultery with her. Now if the husband ~strike a cleric whom he
274 Suppl, 60| 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, the husband is bound to correct his
275 Suppl, 60| would seem lawful ~for a husband to kill his adulterous wife.~
276 Suppl, 60| OTC Para. 2/2~Further, husband and wife are judged on a
277 Suppl, 60| for ~a wife to kill her husband if he be discovered in adultery.
278 Suppl, 60| Neither ~therefore may a husband kill his wife.~Aquin.: SMT
279 Suppl, 60| happens in two ways that a husband kills his wife. ~First,
280 Suppl, 60| there is no doubt that a husband, ~moved by zeal for justice
281 Suppl, 60| material sword. Secondly, a husband can kill ~his wife himself
282 Suppl, 60| great provocation which the husband ~receives by such a deed
283 Suppl, 60| case is it lawful for ~a husband to kill his wife on his
284 Suppl, 60| by ~their office. Now the husband is not his wife's judge:
285 Suppl, 60| has not commissioned the husband to kill his ~wife by commanding
286 Suppl, 60| obstacles to prevent the husband from killing his wife.~Aquin.:
287 Suppl, 60| of death. Wherefore the husband who ~exercises this kind
288 Suppl, 60| contract, when to wit the husband kills his wife on ~account
289 Suppl, 61| the wife can take another husband if her former husband has ~
290 Suppl, 61| another husband if her former husband has ~entered religion before
291 Suppl, 61| consummated marriage the husband's body ~already belongs
292 Suppl, 61| spiritual bond ~between husband and wife, but afterwards
293 Suppl, 61| wedding. thirdly, lest the husband think little of a gift he
294 Suppl, 61| the wife may take another husband if her husband has entered ~
295 Suppl, 61| take another husband if her husband has entered ~religion before
296 Suppl, 61| wife may not take another husband, if her ~husband has entered
297 Suppl, 61| another husband, if her ~husband has entered religion before
298 Suppl, 61| making his profession ~the husband can return to the world.
299 Suppl, 61| can marry again ~when her husband enters religion, he also
300 Suppl, 61| Therefore neither by her ~husband's entry into religion, nor
301 Suppl, 61| continence on account of her husband ~entering religion, and
302 Suppl, 61| Just as bodily death of the husband dissolves the ~marriage
303 Suppl, 61| 7:39); so too after the ~husband's spiritual death by entering
304 Suppl, 61| Wherefore just as when the husband has ~taken a simple vow
305 Suppl, 62| Whether it is lawful for a husband to put his wife away on
306 Suppl, 62| Whether in this matter husband and wife are of equal condition?~(
307 Suppl, 62| Whether it is lawful for a husband to put away his wife on
308 Suppl, 62| would seem unlawful for a husband to put away his wife on ~
309 Suppl, 62| evil for evil. But the ~husband, by putting away his wife
310 Suppl, 62| blameworthy. The first is if the husband also has committed fornication; ~
311 Suppl, 62| the wife, ~believing her husband dead on account of his long
312 Suppl, 62| fraudulently impersonated her ~husband in the marriage-bed; the
313 Suppl, 62| the state of unbelief, the husband has given ~his wife a bill
314 Suppl, 62| if both ~be converted the husband is bound to receive her
315 Suppl, 62| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: A husband sins if through vindictive
316 Suppl, 62| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the husband is bound by precept to put
317 Suppl, 62| It would seem that the husband is bound by precept to put
318 Suppl, 62| fornication. For since the husband is the head ~of his wife,
319 Suppl, 62| guilty of mortal sin. Now the husband who retains a wife guilty
320 Suppl, 62| Cor. 6:15). Therefore the husband who ~is joined to a wife
321 Suppl, 62| marriage-bed. Now after the husband becomes ~cognizant of his
322 Suppl, 62| Cor. 7:11, "Let not the husband put ~away his wife" says
323 Suppl, 62| fornication, sinned against ~her husband. Therefore the husband may
324 Suppl, 62| her husband. Therefore the husband may spare her by not putting
325 Suppl, 62| repent of her sin, her ~husband is not bound to put her
326 Suppl, 62| corrected otherwise, her husband is not bound to have ~recourse
327 Suppl, 62| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The husband seems to consent with her
328 Suppl, 62| of her sin. Wherefore her husband, by being joined to her,
329 Suppl, 62| unlawful, in so far as the husband seems to consent to his ~
330 Suppl, 62| sins not only against her husband, but also ~against herself
331 Suppl, 62| against God, wherefore her husband cannot entirely ~remit the
332 Suppl, 62| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the husband can on his own judgment
333 Suppl, 62| It would seem that the husband can on his own judgment
334 Suppl, 62| pronounced this judgment, that a husband may ~put his wife away on
335 Suppl, 62| Therefore it would ~seem that a husband may privately pronounce
336 Suppl, 62| his wife's fornication a ~husband has marital intercourse
337 Suppl, 62| then, in every event the husband would obtain his end, ~whether
338 Suppl, 62| Much less therefore may the husband bring his wife's crime before ~
339 Suppl, 62| avenge himself. But if a husband were by ~his own judgment
340 Suppl, 62| the same cause. But the ~husband is the prosecutor by suing
341 Suppl, 62| Para. 1/1~I answer that, A husband can put away his wife in
342 Suppl, 62| cohabit with her unless the husband can at once prove the wife'
343 Suppl, 62| OBJ 4: Sometimes when the husband suspects his wife of adultery
344 Suppl, 62| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: A husband may accuse his wife of adultery
345 Suppl, 62| retaliation, since thus the husband would gain his end, as the
346 Suppl, 62| Whether in a case of divorce husband and wife should be judged
347 Suppl, 62| that, in a case of divorce, husband and wife ought ~not to be
348 Suppl, 62| Now in the "repudium" husband and wife were not judged
349 Suppl, 62| with each other, since the husband could put away his wife,
350 Suppl, 62| several husbands than that a husband have several wives: wherefore
351 Suppl, 62| grievously in adultery than the husband, and consequently ~they
352 Suppl, 62| a greater injury to her ~husband, than does the adulterous
353 Suppl, 62| than does the adulterous husband to his wife, since a wife'
354 Suppl, 62| the offspring, whereas the husband's ~adultery does not. Therefore
355 Suppl, 62| adultery. Now it belongs to the husband who is the head of the wife (
356 Suppl, 62| purpose of divorce, ~but the husband ought to have the preference.~
357 Suppl, 62| 1/1~OBJ 6: Further, the husband is placed as the head of
358 Suppl, 62| that, In a case of divorce husband and wife are judged on a
359 Suppl, 62| good of ~fidelity to which husband and wife are equally bound
360 Suppl, 62| against marriage than the husband's wherefore it is a greater
361 Suppl, 62| in the wife than in the husband: and thus they are under
362 Suppl, 62| men than in women, the ~husband was allowed to put away
363 Suppl, 62| wife than in an adulterous husband. It does not ~follow, however,
364 Suppl, 62| Reply OBJ 4: Although the husband is the head of the wife,
365 Suppl, 62| submitted to a judge, the husband has no more ~power over
366 Suppl, 62| fornication, the sin of the husband and that of the wife are
367 Suppl, 62| grievously than the adulterous husband, other things being equal.~
368 Suppl, 62| Although the control which the husband receives over his ~wife
369 Suppl, 62| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether a husband can marry again after having
370 Suppl, 62| 1: It would seem that a husband can marry again after having
371 Suppl, 62| Now in some cases ~the husband is bound to put away his
372 Suppl, 62| wife is not bound to the husband save as regards the ~payment
373 Suppl, 62| loosed from the law of her ~husband" [*Rm. 7:2]. Therefore she
374 Suppl, 62| the same applies ~to her husband.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[62] A[
375 Suppl, 62| wife depart not from her husband. and, if she depart, ~that
376 Suppl, 62| both to the wife and to the husband to contract ~a second marriage.~
377 Suppl, 62| alone sin than that her husband take part in her sin.~Aquin.:
378 Suppl, 62| wife is not bound to her husband ~as regards paying him the
379 Suppl, 62| cannot marry again during her husband's lifetime. She can, however, ~
380 Suppl, 62| continence, against her husband's will, unless it seem that ~
381 Suppl, 62| ought to be restored to her husband, and would be bound to pay
382 Suppl, 62| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether husband and wife may be reconciled
383 Suppl, 62| OBJ 1: It would seem that husband and wife may not be reconciled
384 Suppl, 62| them to be reconciled, the ~husband would seem bound to receive
385 Suppl, 62| her repentance against her husband's accusation ~of fornication.
386 Suppl, 62| is bound to return to her husband if her husband asks ~her.
387 Suppl, 62| return to her husband if her husband asks ~her. But she is not
388 Suppl, 62| especially be the case when the husband is found to have ~committed
389 Suppl, 62| 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, if a husband whose adultery is unknown
390 Suppl, 62| pronounced unjustly. And yet the husband ~is not bound to be reconciled
391 Suppl, 62| or be reconciled to her husband."~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[62] A[
392 Suppl, 62| it is allowable for the husband not to put her away after ~
393 Suppl, 62| after the divorce, her husband may become reconciled to
394 Suppl, 62| repentance should induce the husband not to ~accuse or put away
395 Suppl, 62| granted in favor of the ~husband, it does not deprive him
396 Suppl, 62| According to strict law, a husband who was previously ~innocent
397 Suppl, 62| 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: If the husband's adultery is secret, this
398 Suppl, 62| prove it. Wherefore the husband sins by seeking a divorce,
399 Suppl, 62| for a reconciliation, the husband is bound to both.~
400 Suppl, 63| that ~"to take a second husband is in truth fornication,"
401 Suppl, 63| first marriage, where one husband has one wife, as in the
402 Suppl, 63| woman marry again after her husband's death.~Aquin.: SMT XP
403 Suppl, 64| at that time?~(5) Whether husband and wife are equal in this
404 Suppl, 64| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether husband and wife are mutually bound
405 Suppl, 64| OBJ 1: It would seem that husband and wife are not mutually
406 Suppl, 64| cohabit ~with a leprous husband; and besides this disease
407 Suppl, 64| pay ~the debt to a leprous husband.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[64] A[
408 Suppl, 64| is due," etc. Therefore husband and wife are mutually bound
409 Suppl, 64| wife has power ~over her husband only in relation to the
410 Suppl, 64| of the individual, the ~husband is bound to pay the debt
411 Suppl, 64| wife has no power over her husband's body, except as is ~consistent
412 Suppl, 64| and for this reason the husband is not bound to ~satisfy
413 Suppl, 64| 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: If the husband be rendered incapable of
414 Suppl, 64| the debt even to a leprous husband. But she is not ~bound to
415 Suppl, 64| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether a husband is bound to pay the debt
416 Suppl, 64| It would seem that the husband is not bound to pay the
417 Suppl, 64| expressly for the debt, the husband ~should presume that it
418 Suppl, 64| wife has power over her husband, so has a master ~over his
419 Suppl, 64| Therefore neither is a husband bound to pay the ~debt to
420 Suppl, 64| 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, the husband can sometimes request his
421 Suppl, 64| being asked. Therefore the ~husband is bound to pay the debt
422 Suppl, 64| payment of the debt ~on the husband's part is directed against
423 Suppl, 64| Therefore ~sometimes the husband is bound to pay the debt
424 Suppl, 64| implicitly, when namely ~the husband knows by certain signs that
425 Suppl, 64| explicitly in words, the husband is bound to pay it, ~whenever
426 Suppl, 64| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The husband may presume this of his
427 Suppl, 64| the marriage debt of her husband. Yet ~if the master were
428 Suppl, 64| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: A husband should not dissuade his
429 Suppl, 64| continuous, so that the husband would have to abstain for
430 Suppl, 64| the marriage debt ~to her husband if he ask for it? [*This
431 Suppl, 64| the marriage ~debt to her husband at his asking. For it is
432 Suppl, 64| wife give ~her body to her husband during her menses, lest
433 Suppl, 64| of her own body, but the ~husband" (1 Cor. 7:4). Therefore
434 Suppl, 64| occasion of sin to her ~husband. But she would give her
435 Suppl, 64| But she would give her husband an occasion of sin, if she
436 Suppl, 64| marriage, by which the husband is given entire power of
437 Suppl, 64| the debt; and that if her husband ask, he does so either knowingly
438 Suppl, 64| be fear of danger to her husband. If, however, the husband ~
439 Suppl, 64| husband. If, however, the husband ~ultimately persists in
440 Suppl, 64| disaffection, lest this make her husband entertain a repulsion towards ~
441 Suppl, 64| deemed to consent in her husband's sin unless she ~pay the
442 Suppl, 64| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether husband and wife are equal in the
443 Suppl, 64| OBJ 1: It would seem that husband and wife are not equal in
444 Suppl, 64| in the marriage act the husband is as agent ~and the wife
445 Suppl, 64| is not bound to pay her husband the debt ~without being
446 Suppl, 64| act. But in ~marriage "the husband is the head of the wife" (
447 Suppl, 64| written (1 Cor. 7:4): "The husband . . . hath not ~power of
448 Suppl, 64| 44], AA[1],3). Therefore husband and wife are ~equal in the
449 Suppl, 64| speaking of the first equality, husband and wife are not ~equal
450 Suppl, 64| noble part is due to the husband, nor as regards the household ~
451 Suppl, 64| the wife is ruled and the husband rules. But with ~reference
452 Suppl, 64| management of the ~household the husband is bound to the wife in
453 Suppl, 64| things pertaining to ~the husband, so is the wife bound to
454 Suppl, 64| is the wife bound to the husband in all things pertaining ~
455 Suppl, 64| This is accidental. For the husband having the more noble ~part
456 Suppl, 64| to pay the debt to her husband without being asked, whereas
457 Suppl, 64| being asked, whereas the husband ~is bound to pay it to the
458 Suppl, 64| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether husband and wife can take a vow
459 Suppl, 64| OBJ 1: It would seem that husband and wife may take a vow
460 Suppl, 64| their mutual consent. For husband and wife are ~equally bound
461 Suppl, 64| Now it is lawful ~for the husband, even if his wife be unwilling,
462 Suppl, 64| payment of the debt, either ~husband or wife may without the
463 Suppl, 64| dissent without sin. Now the husband or wife cannot, ~without
464 Suppl, 64| authority might command the husband not to ~pay the debt to
465 Suppl, 64| belongs to another. Now "the husband ~. . . hath not power of
466 Suppl, 64| without her consent, the husband cannot take a vow of ~continence
467 Suppl, 64| bound. Consequently, since ~husband and wife are mutually bound
468 Suppl, 64| it is laid down that the husband may take the cross ~without
469 Suppl, 64| parallel between wife and husband: because, since the husband
470 Suppl, 64| husband: because, since the husband has to rule ~the wife and
471 Suppl, 64| wife is bound to follow her husband ~rather than the husband
472 Suppl, 64| husband ~rather than the husband the wife. Moreover there
473 Suppl, 64| to country, ~than to the husband's, and less profit to the
474 Suppl, 64| take this vow without her husband's consent.~Aquin.: SMT XP
475 Suppl, 64| receives power over her husband's body, ~without prejudice
476 Suppl, 64| without prejudice to the husband's duty to his own body,
477 Suppl, 64| as a wife cannot ~ask her husband for the debt to the detriment
478 Suppl, 64| had intercourse with her husband at night and came in the ~
479 Suppl, 64| Consequently a wife or husband does not sin mortally by ~
480 Suppl, 64| the wife has power of her husband's body, and "vice ~versa,"
481 Suppl, 64| married spouse is given to her husband, ~the minds of husband and
482 Suppl, 64| her husband, ~the minds of husband and wife are taken up with
483 Suppl, 65| the law of nature for one husband to have many wives.~Aquin.:
484 Suppl, 65| the natural law. But a ~husband would by no means be willing
485 Suppl, 65| his wife to have another ~husband. Therefore he would be acting
486 Suppl, 65| the natural law. Now a husband's jealousy of his wife and
487 Suppl, 65| wife's ~jealousy of her husband are natural, for they are
488 Suppl, 65| wives should ~share one husband.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[65] A[
489 Suppl, 65| wives are joined to one ~husband, since one husband cannot
490 Suppl, 65| one ~husband, since one husband cannot suffice to satisfy
491 Suppl, 65| the several wives of one ~husband. The third end, it removes
492 Suppl, 65| Reply OBJ 7: In marriage the husband gives his wife power of
493 Suppl, 65| marriage does not require the husband to pay the debt every ~time
494 Suppl, 65| this precept that as a ~husband is unwilling for his wife
495 Suppl, 65| his wife to have another husband, he must not ~have another
496 Suppl, 65| another sharing the same husband with her, as a husband's
497 Suppl, 65| same husband with her, as a husband's love ~is to another sharing
498 Suppl, 65| the ~wife has power of her husband's body (1 Cor. 7:4). Therefore
499 Suppl, 65| his wife ~be willing, the husband can have intercourse with
500 Suppl, 65| The wife has power of her husband's body, not simply and in ~
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