Book, Chapter

1    I, 4   |     formerly anxious about their wives' conduct, and unable to
2    I, 4   |         the entire loan of their wives to others, disclaimed all
3    I, 4   |      they could not permit their wives to be reformed for the better!
4   II, 9   |      surrender even children and wives, and every dearest pledge.
5   II, 10  |         For she alone of all the wives of Hercules was dear to
6   II, 14  | debaucheries with concubines and wives, and the swathes of Omphale,
7  app, frag|        recorded. Of other folks' wives, or else of violated virgins,