Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |    was seen sporting with his wife and helpmeet Rebecca by
 2    I, 9 | neighed after his neighbour's wife. Shall I not visit for these
 3    I, 10|    not defile his neighbour's wife, and will not approach to
 4   II, 11|   same way I think the chaste wife, when she devotes herself
 5   II, 11|     such ought to be the true wife, dowered with modesty).
 6  III, 2 |  another's river," "another's wife;" the wanton that flows
 7  III, 7 |       Word; and if there be a wife and children, the house
 8  III, 7 |   sound-minded traveller. The wife who loves her husband must
 9  III, 8 |   husband is to live with his wife, and respecting self-help,
10  III, 11| beautiful thing is it thrifty wife, who clothes both herself
11  III, 11|     husband on account of his wife, she on their account, and
12  III, 11|     veiled. They say that the wife of AEneas, through excess
13  III, 12|        And by no means must a wife be seen saluted in their
14  III, 12|    man of worth and a dutiful wife?"~ Such injunctions of righteousness