To His Wife
Tertullian
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Chapter VIII.—Conclusion.
For, concerning the honours which widowhood enjoys in the sight of
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To His Wife
Tertullian
For, concerning the honours which widowhood enjoys in the sight of
These considerations, dearest fellow-servant, I commend to you thus early, handled throughout superfluously indeed, after the apostle, but likely to prove a solace to you, in that (if so it shall turn out) you will cherish my memory in them.
So Oehler reads, with Rhenanus and the mss. The other edd. have the plural in each case, as the LXX. in the passage referred to (Isa. i. 17, 18).
So Oehler reads, with Rhenanus and the mss. The other edd. have the plural in each case, as the LXX. in the passage referred to (Isa. i. 17, 18).
Desideraveris. Oehler reads “desideres.”
Comp. c. iii.
1 Tim. v. 13.
Sæculum.
A verse said to be Menander’s, quoted by St. Paul, 1 Cor. xv. 33; quoted again, but somewhat differently rendered, by Tertullian in b. i. c. iii.
i.e., here “female companions.”
Phil. iii. 19.
Comp. c. i.
i.e., if I be called before you; comp. c. i.