tam excitant.

6251. Lib. 2. nu. 25.

6252. Qui vero non procreandae prolis, sed explendae; libidinis causa sibi
invicem copulantur, non tam conjuges quam fornicarii habentur.

6253. Lex Papia. Sueton. Claud. c. 23.

6254. Pontanus biarum lib. 1. "More salacious than the sparrow in spring,
or the snow-white ring-doves."

6255. Plautus mercator.

6256. Symposio.

6257. Vide Thuani historiam.

6258. Calabect. vet. poetarum.

6259. Martial, lib. 3. 62. Epig.

6260. Lib. 1. Miles.

6261. Ovid. "If you would marry suitably, marry your equal in every
respect."

6262. "Parental virtue is a rich inheritance, as well as that chastity
which habitually avoids a second husband."

6263. Rabelais hist. Pantagruel: l. 3. cap. 33.

6264. Hom. 80. Qui pulchram habet uxorem, nihil pejus habere potest.

6265. Arniseus.

6266. Itinerar. Ital. Coloniae edit. 1620. Nomine trium. Ger. fol. 304.
displicuit quod dominae filiabus immutent nomen inditum, in
Baptisime, et pro Catharina, Margareta, &c. ne quid desit ad
luxuriam, appellant ipsas nominibus Cynthiae, Camaenae, &c.

6267. Leonicus de var. lib. 3. c. 43. Asylus virginum deformium Cassandrae
templum. Plutarch.

6268. Polycrat. l. 8. cap. 11.

6269. "If your wife seem deformed, your maid beautiful, still abstain from
the latter."

6270. Marullus. "Not the most fair but the most virtuous pleases me."

6271. Chaloner lib. 9. de repub. Ang.

6272. Lib. 2. num. 159.

6273. Si genetrix caste, caste quoque filia vivit; si meretrix mater, filia
talis erit.

6274. Juven. Sat. 6.

6275. Camerarius cent. 2. cap. 54. oper. subcis.

6276. Ser. 72. Quod amicus quidam uxorem habens mihi dixit, dicam vobis. In
cubili cavendae adulationes vesperi, mane clamores.

6277. Lib. 4. tit. 4. de institut. Reipub. cap. de officio mariti et
uxoris.

6278. Lib. 4. syl. nup. num. 81. Non curant de uxoribus, nec volunt iis
subvenire de victu, vestitu, &c.

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 aperien