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 1 VII |        THE LESS HE MADE HER HIS WIFE~FORTHWITH I repaired to
 2 VII |        that I might make her my wife. She, however, most violently
 3 VII |          Art thou loosed from a wife? seek not a wife. But and
 4 VII |         from a wife? seek not a wife. But and marry, thou hast
 5 VII |     wise man should ever have a wife, and concluding his reasons
 6 VII |         not devote himself to a wife and to philosophy at the
 7 VII |       Socrates was chained to a wife, and by what a filthy accident
 8 VII | mistress than to be known as my wife; nay, too, that this would
 9 XIII|        in Christ rather than my wife, Heloise, had taken the
10 XIV |       Magdalene, and Joanna the wife of Chuza, Herod's steward,
11 XIV |      responsibility for his own wife on the grounds of religious
12 XIV |       to lead about a sister, a wife, as well as other apostles,
13 XIV |    power to embrace a sister, a wife,' but he says 'to lead about,'
14 XIV |        in the same hut with his wife? Doubtless they would have
15 XIV |         of this region, and his wife with him in his hut. Both