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1 I, 3 | to other—is a picture of husband and wife. The sixty-fold
2 I, 5 | was in the power of her husband to give her children, said, 4279 “
3 I, 5 | the Lord and not from the husband. We next learn that Joseph,
4 I, 5 | for so long time as her husband liveth; but if the husband
5 I, 5 | husband liveth; but if the husband be dead, she is free to
6 I, 7 | each woman have her own husband. Let the husband render
7 I, 7 | her own husband. Let the husband render unto the wife her
8 I, 7 | likewise also the wife unto the husband. The wife hath not power
9 I, 7 | over her own body, but the husband: And likewise also the husband
10 I, 7 | husband: And likewise also the husband hath not power over his
11 I, 7 | each woman have her own husband.” He did not say, because
12 I, 7 | over her own body, but the husband: and likewise also the husband
13 I, 7 | husband: and likewise also the husband hath not power over his
14 I, 7 | unoffending partner, let the husband render unto the wife her
15 I, 7 | received? So long as I do the husband’s part, I fail in continency.
16 I, 10 | wife depart not from her husband (but and if she depart,
17 I, 10 | else be reconciled to her husband): and that the husband leave
18 I, 10 | her husband): and that the husband leave not his wife. But
19 I, 10 | may not, so long as her husband lives, be married to another,
20 I, 10 | to be reconciled to her husband. But in the case of those
21 I, 10 | believer ought to depart, lest husband or wife be preferred to
22 I, 10 | for so long time as her husband liveth: but if the husband
23 I, 10 | husband liveth: but if the husband be dead, she is free to
24 I, 13 | to please the Lord, the husband to please his wife, and
25 I, 13 | how she may please her husband. Just as the man who has
26 I, 13 | how she may please her husband. But we are not of this
27 I, 14 | for so long time as her husband liveth; but if the husband
28 I, 14 | husband liveth; but if the husband be dead, she is free to
29 I, 14 | For the woman that hath a husband is bound by law to the husband
30 I, 14 | husband is bound by law to the husband while he liveth; but if
31 I, 14 | while he liveth; but if the husband die, she is discharged from
32 I, 14 | discharged from the law of the husband. So then if, while the husband
33 I, 14 | husband. So then if, while the husband liveth, she be joined to
34 I, 14 | an adulteress: but if the husband die, she is free from the
35 I, 14 | better to know a single husband, though he be a second or
36 I, 14 | who said she had her sixth husband was reproved by the Lord
37 I, 14 | Lord because he was not her husband. For where there are more
38 I, 14 | one the proper idea of a husband, who is a single person,
39 I, 15 | person baptized and her husband dead, it would not be consistent
40 I, 15 | after the death of a first husband, a second is taken why should
41 I, 15 | left a widow by her first husband in extreme age. The first
42 I, 15 | may marry as often as her husband dies. The Apostle was forced
43 I, 15 | permitted to take a second husband, in the same way as a third
44 I, 15 | married. If more than one husband be allowed, it makes no
45 I, 19 | him. Isaac, moreover, the husband of one wife, Rebecca, prefigures
46 I, 23 | describe a bishop as the husband of one wife, having children
47 I, 27 | condition of a slave to her husband, the Apostle recalls the
48 I, 27 | and began to turn to her husband; and he points out that
49 I, 28 | wicked woman destroyeth her husband.” But if you assert that
50 I, 28 | common.” If a house common to husband and wife makes a wife proud
51 I, 28 | breeds contempt for the husband: how much more if the wife
52 I, 28 | richer of the two, and the husband but a lodger in her house!
53 I, 28 | house; and if she offend her husband, they must part. 4441 “A
54 I, 28 | she is married to a good husband: and an handmaid that is
55 I, 34 | ordinary obligations of a husband, but will be condemned as
56 I, 35 | the slave of no vice: “the husband of one wife,” that is, in
57 I, 36 | nothing? Why then should a husband keep himself from his wife?
58 I, 37 | I espoused you to one husband, that I might present you
59 I, 41 | and capricorn, thrust in a husband and wife. When the thirty
60 I, 41 | regard him as her second husband, when she had given her
61 I, 43 | the memory of her former husband Sichæus, she preferred to “
62 I, 43(4595)| sight, and reproaching her husband with cowardice, cast herself
63 I, 44 | not enduring to wrong her husband, inflicted death upon herself
64 I, 44 | upon her than that when her husband was dead she loved him as
65 I, 44 | be burned with her dead husband. The wives therefore vie
66 I, 44 | with one another for the husband’s love, and the highest
67 I, 44(4598)| power on the death of her husband, b.c. 231. War was declared
68 I, 45 | Cyrus, relates that when her husband Abradatas was slain, Panthea
69 I, 45 | let her blood run into her husband’s wounds. The 4600 queen
70 I, 45 | queen whom the king her husband had shewn naked and without
71 I, 45 | after the death of her husband, put to death the nurse
72 I, 45(4600)| after the murder of her husband, married her. Herod. B.
73 I, 45(4602)| slain by Hector. When her husband was slain Laodamia begged
74 I, 46 | anything wrong with her husband, or if she patiently endured,
75 I, 46 | patiently endured, and her husband discovered his unfortunate
76 I, 46 | asked after the loss of her husband why she did not marry again,
77 I, 46 | mourning the loss of her husband, and the matrons asked what
78 I, 46 | woman who thus followed her husband in heart and mind had no
79 I, 46 | must I put up with a bad husband after having had a good
80 I, 46 | character, who had a second husband, praised in her house, replied, “
81 I, 46 | Messalas, when she lost her husband Servius, would marry no
82 I, 46 | she said that to her, her husband Servius was ever alive.~
83 I, 46(4609)| after the death of her husband in 311, rejected the proposals
84 I, 47 | authority, and before the first husband is buried, repeat from morning
85 I, 47 | and honest parentage, the husband in good health and of ample
86 I, 47 | She suspects that her husband’s love goes the same way
87 I, 47 | acts in opposition to her husband, that is, if she does what
88 I, 47 | anxiety, but drives her sick husband to the distraction of despair.
89 I, 48(4617)| little affection from her husband. Watson, p. 397.~
90 I, 48 | and took for her third husband Messala Corvinus, and thus,
91 I, 48 | second to have killed her: husband for the sake of an adulterer,
92 I, 48 | necklace to the welfare of her husband. In all the bombast of tragedy
93 I, 49 | never take a drink unless husband and wife alternately put
94 I, 49 | bribed to take the name of husband in order to evade the laws
95 I, 49 | maintain the authority of a husband? It is the saying of a very
96 I, 49 | is better known than her husband. His name, like the names
97 I, 49 | upon the world wives of one husband ever held high rank among
98 II, 15 | Phanuel, the wife of one husband, and a woman who was always
99 II, 19 | but one and never lacks husband, brother, or son. Her faith
100 II, 35 | what of those who had one husband; and by way of contrast
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