[6279]. In Clio. Speciem uxoris supra modum extollens, fecit ut illam nudam coram aspiceret.
[6280]. Juven. Sat. 6. “He cannot kiss his wife for paint.”
[6281]. Orat, contra ebr.
[6282]. “That a matron should not be seen in public without her husband as her spokesman.”
[6283]. “Helpless deer, what are we but a prey?”
[6284]. Ad baptismum, matrimonium et tumultum.
[6285]. Non vociferatur illa si maritus obganniat.
[6286]. Fraudem aperiens ostendit ei non aquam sed silentium iracundiae moderari.
[6287]. Horol. princi. lib. 2. cap. 8. Diligenter cavendum foeminis illustribus ne frequenter exeant.
[6288]. Chaloner. “One who delights in the labour of the distaff, and beguiles the hours of labour with a song: her duties assume an air of virtuous beauty when she is busied at the wheel and the spindle with her maids.”