Of domesticall duties eight treatises. I. An exposition of that part of Scripture out…

TREAT. III. | Particular duties of Wives. | Subjection, the general head of all wives duties, §. 2. | 1 | Acknowledgement of an husbands superiority, §. 3. 2 | A due esteem of her own husband to be the best for her, and worthy of honour on her part, §. 5. 3 | An inward wive-like fear, §. 7. 4 | An outward reverend carriage towards her husband, which consisteth in a wive-like sobriety, mildness, courtesy, and modesty in apparel, §. 9, 10, 11, 12. 5 | Reverend speech to, and of her husband, §. 13, 14, 15, 16. 6 | Obedience, §. 17. 7 | Forbearing to do without or against her husbands consent, such things as he hath power to order, as, to dispose and order the common goods of the family, and the allowance for it, or children, servants, cattle, guests, journeys, &c. §. 18, 23, 38, 39, 40, 41. 8 | A ready yielding to what her husband would have done. This is manifested by her willingness to dwell where he will, to come when he calls, and to do what he requireth, §. 43, 44, 45, 46. 9 | A patient bearing of any reproof, and a ready redressing of that for which she is justly reproved, §. 47, 48. 10 | Contentment with her husbands present estate, §. 49. 11 | Such a subjection as may stand with her subjection to Christ, §. 51. 12 | Such a subjection as the Church yieldeth to Christ, which is sincere, pure, cheerful, constant, for conscience sake, §. 54, 55, &c.

TREAT. III. | Particular duties of Wiues. | SVbiection, the generall head of all wiues duties, §. 2. | 1 | Acknowledgment of an husbands superioritie, §. 3. 2 | A due esteeme of her owne husband to be the best for her, and worthy of honour on her part, §. 5. 3 | An inward wiue-like feare, §. 7. 4 | An outward reuerend cariage towards her husband, which consisteth in a wiue-like sobrietie, mildnesse, curtesie, and modestie in apparell, §. 9, 10, 11, 12. 5 | Reuerend speech to, and of her husband, §. 13, 14, 15, 16. 6 | Obedience, §. 17. 7 | Forbearing to doe without or against her husbands consent, such things as he hath power to order, as, to dispose and order the common goods of the familie, and the allowance for it, or children, seruants, cattell, guests, iournies, &c. §. 18, 23, 38, 39, 40, 41. 8 | A ready yeelding to what her husband would haue done. This is manifested by her willingnesse to dwell where he will, to come when he calls, and to doe what he requireth, §. 43, 44, 45, 46. 9 | A patient bearing of any reproofe, and a ready redressing of that for which she is iustly reproued, §. 47, 48. 10 | Contentment with her husbands present estate, §. 49. 11 | Such a subiection as may stand with her subiection to Christ, §. 51. 12 | Such a subiection as the Church yeeldeth to Christ, which is sincere, pure, cheerefull, constant, for conscience sake, §. 54, 55, &c.