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1 I, 3 | The sixty-fold applies to widows, because they are placed
2 I, 3 | He says that “virgins, widows, and married women, who
3 I, 5 | therefore that the younger widows marry, bear children.’ And 4286 ‘
4 I, 5 | be married was that some widows had already turned back
5 I, 7 | to the unmarried and to widows, it is good for them if
6 I, 9 | to the unmarried and to widows, it is good for them if
7 I, 9 | to the unmarried and to widows, sets before them his own
8 I, 11 | vestal virgins and Juno’s widows might upon these terms be
9 I, 13 | that this saying relates to widows, we reply that it applies
10 I, 13 | marriage is forbidden even to widows whose previous marriage
11 I, 14 | therefore that the younger widows marry, bear children, rule
12 I, 14 | allows second marriages to widows. For it is better to know
13 I, 14 | whole command concerns those widows who are supported on the
14 I, 14(4346)| to refer to an order of widows, and pertinently ask, would
15 I, 15 | which it is permitted to widows, if they so desire, to marry
16 I, 15 | by some concerning those widows who had lost their husbands
17 I, 30 | she had them in variety—in widows, in the continent, and in
18 I, 33 | deny the blessedness of widows who remain such after their
19 I, 33 | pay the marriage due, let widows themselves be content to
20 I, 37 | twice-p. 376 married, and widows, and virgins, that also
21 I, 40 | first-fruits, it follows that widows and the continent in marriage,
22 II, 34 | Why do virgins persevere? widows toil? Why do married women
23 II, 35 | have discussed the married, widows, and virgins. We have preferred
24 II, 37 | midst of her virgins, and widows, and celibates! (their very
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