Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |  looked straight towards the husband, now bend down towards the
 2   II, 8 |     not be overpowering to a husband. For excessive anointings
 3   II, 8 |      woman's crown to be her husband, and the husband's crown
 4   II, 8 |      be her husband, and the husband's crown to be marriage;
 5   II, 11|     life between God and her husband, while she who is otherwise
 6   II, 11|   she devotes herself to her husband, sincerely serves God; but
 7   II, 11|      wedlock, exchanging her husband for the world, after the
 8   II, 11|   gold prized above her dear husband."~Wherefore I admire the
 9   II, 11|   but, was the reply, for my husband alone. And your face is
10  III, 2 |  comedy.~ Then she ruins her husband.~ "For first, in comparison
11  III, 2 |     mystically for her royal husband; but her beauty turns out
12  III, 7 |       The wife who loves her husband must be furnished for travel
13  III, 7 |      travel similarly to her husband. A fair provision for the
14  III, 8 |   meaning of expenses. How a husband is to live with his wife,
15  III, 8 |       for she did not take a husband in addition to a husband,~
16  III, 8 |     husband in addition to a husband,~But in the house the marriage-bed
17  III, 8 | chastity in affection to her husband.~ The Lacedaemonians compelling
18  III, 10|      may be palatable to her husband. And if she shake up the
19  III, 10|    couch, reach drink to her husband when thirsty, set food on
20  III, 11| clothes both herself and her husband with fair array of her own
21  III, 11| account of their mother, the husband on account of his wife,
22  III, 11|   Word says by Solomon: "Her husband also, and he praiseth her.
23  III, 11|      woman is a crown to her husband." They must, as far as possible,