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 1     I,  3       |          the earth”; but while we honour marriage we prefer virginity
 2     I,  7       |    according to knowledge, giving honour unto the woman, as unto
 3     I,  7       |      wishes and desires, and give honour to the weak vessel, woman.
 4     I,  7       |         from intercourse, we give honour to our wives: if we do not
 5     I,  7       |         insult is the opposite of honour. He also tells the wives
 6     I,  16      |      vessel in sanctification and honour, not in the lust of concupiscence,
 7     I,  40      | earthenware; and that some are to honour, some to dishonour; and
 8     I,  40      |       himself will be a vessel of honour, necessary, prepared for
 9     I,  41(4576)|         by the Athenians to their honour.~
10     I,  41(4584)|           spring festival held in honour of Hyacinthus, the beautiful
11    II,  5       |       crownest him with glory and honour. Thou madest him to have
12    II,  7(4748) |       temple to be erected to his honour at Mantinea, and founded
13    II,  30      |        clothed with more abundant honour; whereas our comely parts