Council,  Canon

  1   1”,3 |    clergymen that have no lawful wife to keep any strange woman
  2   4”,14|       shall be allowed to take a wife that is of a different faith.
  3   4”,14|          of a different faith to wife. All those, on the other
  4   4”,27|         a view to taking them to wife. For it deposes from office
  5   7”,3 |        servant, or an actress to wife, we decree that he cannot
  6   7”,3 |        who have taken a widow to wife, or who, after being ordained,
  7   7”,12|        prelate may live with his wife after he has been ordained.[
  8   7”,12| reverence forcibly separates his wife, as the injunction which
  9   7”,12|    blameless, the husband of one wife” (Titus 1:5–6) (in this
 10   7”,12|      prelates is living with his wife, let him be deposed. See
 11   7”,13|         cohabiting with a lawful wife. Nor must he be required
 12   7”,13|         intercourse with his own wife, lest we be forced to be
 13   7”,13|            Art thou bound unto a wife? seek not to be freed” (
 14   7”,13|      association with his lawful wife, let him be deposed from
 15   7”,13|          or Deacon expel his own wife on the pretext of reverence,
 16   7”,13|         is married with a lawful wife and is worthy to become
 17   7”,13|        he will separate from his wife — lest as a result of this
 18   7”,13|         have been tied up with a wife, do not try to separate
 19   7”,29|         V by not expelling their wife, on the pretext of reverence,
 20   7”,29|        orders shall separate his wife on the pretext of reverence,
 21   7”,39|          old if she has been the wife of one husband” (1 Tim.
 22   7”,43|          living with her (as his wife), shall be compelled to
 23   7”,47|    touching any woman who is the wife of a man who is being elevated
 24   7”,47|        that any woman who is the wife of a man who is about to
 25   7”,47|          carnal love. But if the wife, however, is worthy, she
 26   7”,47|    infers that neither ought the wife of deceased priests marry
 27   7”,52|       forbids anybody to take to wife the mother of his goddaughter
 28   7”,53|      taking his sister-in-law to wife; in his c. LXXVIII, that
 29   7”,53|      time forth whoever takes to wife his (female) cousin, or
 30   7”,53|          his son if they take to wife a mother and her daughter,
 31   7”,71|     husband is sanctified by the wife, and the infidel wife by
 32   7”,71|        the wife, and the infidel wife by the husband” (1 Cor.
 33   7”,71|        living with his believing wife, or the infidel wife by
 34   7”,71|   believing wife, or the infidel wife by living with her believing
 35   7”,71|         For what knowest thou, O wife, whether thou shalt save
 36   7”,71|     whether thou shalt save they wife?” (1 Cor. 7:16). See also
 37   7”,86|  Jeremiah, which says that “if a wife transfers herself to another
 38   7”,86|       hath an adulteress (as his wife), is foolish and impious” (
 39   7”,86|          who abandons his lawful wife, and takes another, according
 40   7”,86|          says in effect that any wife who leaves her husband and
 41   7”,86|         says in effect that if a wife takes another man, she can
 42   7”,86|   wanting in sense who keeps his wife in his house after she has
 43   7”,86|          it should appear that a wife has departed from her husband
 44   7”,86|         contradistinction that a wife may with good reason leave
 45   7”,86|    unreasonable departure of his wife, and he can take another
 46   7”,86|          and he can take another wife. But the wife, on the contrary,
 47   7”,86|       take another wife. But the wife, on the contrary, deserves
 48   7”,86|   fornication) leaves his lawful wife and takes another is subject
 49   7”,86|     Whosoever shall put away his wife, save on account of fornication,
 50   7”,92|     temporarily abandoned by his wife, and has been left afterwards
 51   7”,92| afterwards because of his former wife’s return to him, is indeed
 52   7”,92|        ever return in time whose wife on account of his protracted
 53   7”,92|          take back again his own wife, a pardon being granted
 54   7”,92|          long time before by his wife, without knowing that he
 55   7”,92|      lets him go when his former wife returns to him, has indeed
 56   7”,92|       from war after years whose wife has got married a second
 57   7”,92|          wish, can take back his wife, pardoning both her and
 58   7”,96|      those who are living with a wife or are otherwise indiscreetly
 59   7”,97|    decrees that anyone taking to wife a woman who has been engaged
 60   7”,97|          like a man who takes to wife a woman married to another.
 61   7”,97|        holy Virgin is called the wife of Joseph, because even
 62   8”,23|         men living with a lawful wife. Because a wife allows the
 63   8”,23|         a lawful wife. Because a wife allows the man living with
 64   8”,23|     parturient pangs of a lawful wife, the inconveniences of giving
 65   8”,23|          brother of the latter’s wife, and launched a fierce war
 66   8”,23|   Pulcheria, whom he took as his wife but with whom he had no
 67   8”,23|        take a Christian woman to wife, nor must a Jewess be taken
 68   8”,23|        must a Jewess be taken to wife by a Christian man. For
 69   8”,23|         take yourself a woman to wife openly and in accordance
 70   8”,23|          such a sacred virgin to wife is also liable to capital
 71   8”,23|     Canon prelates from having a wife: 1) Because in view of the
 72   8”,23|          prelates possessed of a wife and children were wont to
 73   8”,23|      trouble of taking care of a wife, of children oand of a whole
 74   8”,23|      world how he may please his wife” (1 Cor. 7:33). So in order
 75   8”,23|    blameless, the husband of one wife” (Titus 1:6) and says “It
 76   8”,23|        said, ‘the husband of one wife,’ not that nowadays this
 77   8”,23|          husband to have but one wife” (Discourse 2 on Job). And
 78   8”,23|    blameless, the husband of one wife”: not that he made this
 79   8”,23|        bishop from divorcing his wife, or at any rate from forcing
 80   8”,23|         him to separate from his wife by agreement with her. The
 81   8”,23|      XLVIII, though allowing the wife of a man about to be ordained
 82   8”,23|          the same time allow the wife to be separated forcibly
 83   8”,23|       continues to live with his wife even after the ordination.
 84   8”,23|          with the consent of his wife, gets a divorce, or abstains
 85   8”,23|         6th, which says that the wife of one destined to become
 86   8”,23|   streets and roads and having a wife and children, directly he
 87   8”,23|          became a Patriarch, his wife became a nun, according
 88   8”,23|       with the similitude of the wife of one about to become a
 89   8”,23|          to become a bishop, the wife of one about to become a
 90   8”,23|        Cor. 7:27). And again: “A wife hath not control over her
 91   8”,23|       over his own body, but his wife has it” (1 Cor. 7:4). But
 92   8”,23|           that is to say, or the wife, does not agree to this,
 93   8”,23|          father, and mother, and wife, and his children, cannot
 94   8”,23|       everyone that divorces his wife, except on the ground of
 95   8”,23|      actuality occurred, let the wife stay with her husband, if
 96   8”,23|         propositions is that the wife of one who is destined to
 97   8”,23|         correct in saying that a wife can become a nun even without
 98   8”,23|           will yet not allow his wife to marry a second time,
 99   8”,23|         that the husband and the wife may, after betaking themselves
100   8”,23|       the vows and promises of a wife who is under the control
101   8”,23|   Numbers. For it says that if a wife make any promise to God,
102   8”,23|       parties, but also that the wife ought to be asked whether
103   8”,23|       husband who knows that his wife is whoring, but keeps silent,
104   8”,23|          grounds of adultery the wife deserts her husband and
105   8”,23|        another. If, however, the wife merely deserts her husband
106   8”,23|         to take another woman to wife; but, instead, both parties
107   8”,23|          David too took back his wife Melchol who had contracted
108   8”,23|       Note also that in case the wife of the returned soldier,
109   8”,23|        If a man departs from his wife for another land and there
110   8”,23|    acquires a concubine, and his wife waits three years with fortitude
111   8”,23| concubine, but not also from his wife; his wife, on the other
112   8”,23|          also from his wife; his wife, on the other hand, cannot
113   8”,23|          for how many years, his wife must wail for him to return
114   8”,23|          desire, to take his own wife back again.”~ ~  [234] Blastaris
115   8”,23|        that anyone that takes to wife a woman engaged to another
116   8”,23|         Ananias and Sapphira his wife consecrated to God was real