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 1   I,  7  |    also for parents, children, wife, and in general for his
 2 III,  6  |      if he fears insult to his wife and children or envy or
 3   V,  6  |        be manifested towards a wife than towards children and
 4   V,  9  |     lie with one’s neighbour’s wife, to wound another, to deliver
 5   V,  11 |   commit adultery with his own wife or housebreaking on his
 6   V,  11 | servant or that of husband and wife. For these are the ratios
 7 VIII,  7 |        younger, that of man to wife and in general that of ruler
 8 VIII,  7 |         nor that of husband to wife the same as that of wife
 9 VIII,  7 |       wife the same as that of wife to husband. For the virtue
10 VIII,  10|     The association of man and wife seems to be aristocratic;
11 VIII,  11|      The friendship of man and wife, again, is the same that
12 VIII,  12|    proportion. Between man and wife friendship seems to exist
13 VIII,  12|     them together.~How man and wife and in general friend and