-
consists of
practical and
disciplinary writings, e.g., De monogamia, Ad
uxorem, De
virginibus velandis, De
cultu feminarum, De patientia, De pudicitia...
- Connecticut.
Originally written as
sustinet qui
transtulit in 1639. quia suam
uxorem etiam su****ione
vacare vellet because he
should wish his wife to be free...
- exuberant, but not all were in agreement.
William of Tyre
dismissed her as "
uxorem quae una erat de
fatuis mulieribus".
Another chronicler describes her as...
- John
uxorem,
Avelinam domini Johannis Gifford militis uxorem,
necnon Egelinam Roberti de
Scales uxorem, et
Margaretam Johannis de Mulis…
uxorem as the...
-
appeared at
Oxford in 1855. In 1550 he
translated book 2 of Tertullian's "Ad
Uxorem" (To his wife),
which is the
first English translation of any of Tertullian's...
-
Russell 2001. Rualdus, Life of
Plutarchus 1624 "Plutarch,
Consolatio ad
uxorem,
section 5". ****us
Digital Library.
Retrieved 15
January 2023.
Jones 1971...
- Virgil, Aen, x. 76, “Sane hane
Veniliam quidam Salaciam accipiunt,
Neptuni uxorem.”
Adonis Attis Osiris:
Studies in the
History of
Oriental Religion, Frazer...
-
genere Magog regis erat
quidam nobilissimus dux Scithie, qui
duxit sibi
uxorem in
Dentumoger filiam Eunedubeliani ducis nomine Emesu, de qua
genuit filium...
-
Africa took a vow of
chastity like that of the
Vestals (Tertullian, Ad
uxorem 1.6 Oehler). Ovid
notes that
Ceres is
pleased by even
small offerings, as...
- Wallia, ****
terris ad
valorem mille librarum annui redditus;
insuper et
uxorem dedit,
filiam Comitis Derbeyæ, quæ
nuper alio viro
fuerat viduata.") [also...
