Chapter

 1 67 |        that which concerns the dowry. It is into this charge
 2 67 |        make over to me a large dowry. ~I will show that all these
 3 75 |       over and above the daily dowry brought him by his wife.
 4 76 |       her lascivious eyes? Her dowry was borrowed, every penny
 5 91 |       her vast and magnificent dowry at the very outset of our
 6 91 |     will see that Pudentilla's dowry was small, considering her
 7 91 |   leaving me any children, the dowry should go to her sons Pontianus
 8 92 |     content with this trifling dowry, a mere nominal sum. He
 9 92 |        by the offer of a large dowry and easy conditions invited
10 92 |     you receive as your wife's dowry you can, when it pleases
11 92 |      is the one portion of the dowry that re mains irrevocably
12 92 |     that widows offer a larger dowry to attract suitors for their
13 92 | philosopher indifferent to her dowry. ~
14 102|      to gain from her? A small dowry instead of a la rge one?
15 102|     That she should refund her dowry to her sons rather than