Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9 |      rage and madness, slew his wife, together with his children.
 2    I, 10|       person both as sister and wife.~
 3    I, 11|        not been deceived by his wife. But it will be said the
 4    I, 11|     accompanying worship of his wife and daughter. From which
 5    I, 20|      character. For she was the wife of Faustulus, and on account
 6    I, 22|   admonition of the goddess his wife, he delivered to the people
 7    I, 22|         Fauna, who was also his wife; who, as Gabius Bassus relates,
 8    I, 22|         relates that it was the wife of Faunus who, because,
 9    I, 22| grandmother Tellus, who was the wife of Uranus, and his father
10   II, 14|        saved, together with his wife and three sons, and as many
11  III, 17|        meal. If a man hates his wife, the blessings of celibacy
12  III, 21|       that it is possible for a wife to be common, but impossible
13   VI, 4 |      your house plundered, your wife and children become a prey,
14   VI, 24|        who looks upon another's wife with chaste eye, who covets