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Page 79
... adultery as sexual intercourse with another man's wife ; intercourse between a married man and a single woman did not fall under this rubric . The wife , in any event , could not punish the husband , as Cato the Censor clearly indicated ...
... adultery as sexual intercourse with another man's wife ; intercourse between a married man and a single woman did not fall under this rubric . The wife , in any event , could not punish the husband , as Cato the Censor clearly indicated ...
Page 196
... adultery . He regarded the former primarily as a sin against the parents , who thereby " lost their daughter . " 97 Adulterers , in his opinion , should be put to death by the temporal government . If the government allowed the adulterer ...
... adultery . He regarded the former primarily as a sin against the parents , who thereby " lost their daughter . " 97 Adulterers , in his opinion , should be put to death by the temporal government . If the government allowed the adulterer ...
Page 545
... adulterer and tolerates it , or the spouse has discovered the adultery but " officially " does not know it and chooses not to confront the spouse . III . Consentual adultery . The spouse knows and approves of the extramarital ...
... adulterer and tolerates it , or the spouse has discovered the adultery but " officially " does not know it and chooses not to confront the spouse . III . Consentual adultery . The spouse knows and approves of the extramarital ...
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