Book, Chapter

 1        I, XVIII|       tribune, came forward with his wife, and brought his blind daughter,
 2        I, XXV  |         religion, having a Christian wife of the royal family of the
 3        I, XXVII|            stepmother or a brother’s wife?~Gregory answers.—A certain
 4        I, XXVII|           who has approached his own wife is not to enter the church
 5        I, XXVII|          cannot contain have his own wife;" he presently took care
 6       II, V    |             should have his father's wife. By both which crimes he
 7       II, IX   |            Kent, for he had taken to wife Ethelberg, otherwise called
 8       II, XI   |            be saved by the believing wife.' For to this end you have
 9       II, XV   |          home, he was seduced by his wife and certain perverse teachers,
10      III, VII  |            married, and took another wife; whereupon a war ensuing,
11      III, VIII |            Saethryth,daughter of the wife of Anna, king of the East
12      III, VIII |          that king’s elder daughter, wife to Earconbert, king of Kent,
13      III, XV   |            Kent, to bring thence, as wife for King Oswy, Eanfled,
14      III, XXI  |       daughter Aichfled given him to wife; but he could not obtain
15      III, XXIV |        treachery, as is said, of his wife,during the very time of
16       IV, V    |         incest; no man leave his own wife, except it be, as the holy
17       IV, V    |           man shall put away his own wife, lawfully joined to him
18       IV, V    |             be reconciled to his own wife.~"These articles being thus
19       IV, X    | neighbourhood a certain thegn, whose wife was seized with a sudden
20       IV, XI   |       adopted that life, had not his wife firmly refused to be divorced
21       IV, XI   |          died, and he admonished his wife, that they should then at
22       IV, XIX  |            A.D.]~KING EGFRID took to wife Ethelthryth, the daughter
23       IV, XIX  |          sister Sexburg,who had been wife to Earconbert, king of Kent.
24        V, IV   |              How he healed a thegn’s wife that was sick, with holy
25        V, IV   |             one Puch, a thegn, whose wife had lain sick of a very
26        V, IV   |       example of the blessed Peter’s wife’s mother, who, having been
27        V, XI   |           who, at the request of his wife, Blithryda, gave him a place
28        V, XII  |            in great terror, only his wife, who loved him better, though
29        V, XII  |           one whereof he gave to his wife, another to his children,
30        V, XIX  |          with like devotion, quitted wife, and lands, and kindred
31        V, XIX  |       daughter of his own brother to wife, and to regard him always