Treatise 5V. TREATISE. Of childrens duties.
Treatise 6VI. TREATISE. Of Parents Duties.
Treatise 7VII. TREATISE. Of Seruants Duties.
Treatise 8VII. TREATISE. Of Maſters duties.
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Treatise 1The first Treatiſe. AN EXPOSITION OF THAT PART OF SCRIPTVRE out of which Domeſticall Duties are raiſed.
Section 1§. 1. Of the Apoſtles tranſition from generall duties to particulars.
Section 2§. 2. Of ioyning ſeruice to men with our praiſing of God.
Section 3§. 3. Of euery ones ſubmitting himſelfe to another.
Section 4§. 4. Of the feare of God.
Section 5§. 5. Of the feare of God mouing vs to doe ſeruice to men.
Section 6§. 6. Of limiting all dutie to man, within the compaſſe of the feare of God.
Section 7§. 7. Of performing the duties of particular callings.
Section 8§. 8. Of the lawfulneſſe of priuate functions in a familie.
Section 9§. 9. Of the Apoſtles order in laying downe the duties of husbands and wiues in the firſt place.
Section 10§. 10. Of the Apoſtles order in ſetting downe inferiours duties in the firſt place.
1 questionSection 11§. 11. Of the reaſons why wiues duties are firſt taught.
1 questionSection 12§. 12. Of wiues ſubiection.
Section 13§. 13. Of the perſons to whom wiues muſt be ſubiect.
Section 14§. 14. How an husband is his wiues head.
Section 15§. 15. Of the reſemblance of an husband to Chriſt.
Section 16§. 16. Of the reſemblance betwixt
1 questionSection 17§. 17. Of the relation betwixt Christ and the Church.
Section 18§. 18. Of the benefit of Chriſts headſhip.
Section 19§. 19. Of Chriſt a ſufficient Sauiour.
Section 20§. 20. Of Chriſt the only Sauiour.
1 questionSection 21§. 21. Of the Church the body of Chriſt.
Section 22§. 22. Of the extent of Chriſts goodneſſe to all his body.
2 questionsSection 23§. 23. Of the reſtraint of the benefit of Chriſts headſhip to them only that are of his body.
Section 24§. 24. Of the Churches ſubiection to Chriſt.
1 questionSection 25§. 25. Of the extent of the Churches ſubiection.
1 questionSection 26§. 26. Of the ſumme of Husbands duties.
Section 27§. 27. Of the example of Chriſts loue.
Section 28§. 28. Of Chriſts giuing himſelfe.
Section 29§. 29. Of the willingneſſe of Chriſt to die.
Section 30§. 30. Of the kinde of Chriſts death, an oblation.
Section 31§. 31. Of the infinite valew of the prince of our redemption.
1 questionSection 32§. 32. Of Chriſts ſeeking the good of the Church.
3 questionsSection 33§. 33. Of the particular ends, why Chriſt gaue himſelfe, and of the condition of the Church before Chriſt…
Section 34§. 34. Of Chriſts preuenting Grace.
Section 35§. 35. Of Chriſts ſeeking to make his Church pure.
Section 36§. 36. Of the Churches Iuſtification.
Section 37§. 37. Of the Churches Sanctification.
Section 38§. 38. Of the Churches purity before God and Man.
2 questionsSection 39§. 39. Of the order and dependance of iuſtification and ſanctification one vpon another.
Section 40§. 40. Of Sacramentall waſhing of water.
1 questionSection 41§. 41. How Baptiſme is a meanes of cleanſing and ſanctifying.
Section 42§. 42. Obiections againſt the efficacie of baptiſme anſwered.
3 questionsSection 43§. 43. What kinde of meanes of grace Baptiſme is.
Section 44§. 44. Of the neceſſitie of Baptiſme.
Section 45§. 45. Of the contrarie extremes of Papiſts and Anabaptiſts about the neceſſitie and efficacie of Baptiſme.
Section 46§. 46. Of the inward waſhing by Baptiſme.
Section 47§. 47. Of ioyning the word with Baptiſme.
1 questionSection 48§. 48. Of the Inference of Glorification vpon Iuſtification and Sanctification.
Section 44§. 44. Of the fruition of Chriſts preſence in heauen.
Section 50§. 50. Of the Glorie of the Church in heauen.
Section 51§. 51. Of the Churches freedome from all deformity in heauen. Not hauing ſpot, or wrinkle, or any ſuch thing.
Section 52§. 52. Of the perfect puritie of the Church in heauen.
Section 53§. 53. Of the application of the things which Chriſt hath done for the Church, vnto husbands.
1 questionSection 54§. 54. Of the application of the loue which a man beareth to himſelfe, vnto an husband.
Section 55§. 55. Of the amplification of a mans loue of himſelfe.
Section 56§. 56. Of mans naturall affection to himſelfe.
Section 57§. 57. Of naturall ſelfe-loue.
1 questionSection 58§. 58. Of ſpirituall ſelfe-loue.
Section 59§. 59. Of euill ſelfe-loue.
Section 60§. 60. Of the error of Stoicks in condemning all paſſion.
Section 61§. 61. Of well vſing naturall affection.
Section 62§. 62. Of Mans forbearing to wrong himſelfe.
2 questionsSection 63§. 63. Of vnnaturall practiſes againſt ones ſelfe.
Section 64§. 64. Of haters of others.
Section 65§. 65. Of mans care in prouiding and vſing things needfull for his bodie.
1 questionSection 66§. 66. Of them that neglect to cheriſh their bodies.
Section 67§. 67. Of contentment in that which is ſufficient.
Section 68§. 68. Of Chriſts forbearing to hate the Church.
1 questionSection 69§. 69. Of Chriſts nouriſhing and cheriſhing his Church.
Section 70§. 70. Of the vnion betwixt Chriſt and the Saints.
8 questionsSection 71§. 71. Of the priuiledges appertaining to the Saints euen in this life by reaſon of their vnion with Chriſt.
1 questionSection 72§. 72. Of the priuiledge of our vnion with Chriſt in the time of death.
2 questionsSection 73§. 73. Of the priuiledge of our vnion with Chriſt after death.
Section 74§. 74. Of the duties which are required of the Saints by vertue of their union with Chriſt.
Section 75§ 75. Of their regeneration who are members of Chriſt.
Section 76§. 76. Of the author of our regeneration Chriſt.
2 questionsSection 77§. 77. Of the matter of our regeneration, Chriſt.
Section 78§. 78. Of the excellency of Regeneration.
Section 79§. 79. Of the ancient Law of mariage.
Section 80§. 80. Of preferring husband or wife before parents.
Section 81§. 81. Of the firmneſſe of the matrimoniall bond.
Section 82§. 82. Of two only to be ioyned together in mariage.
2 questionsSection 83§. 83. Of Polygamy and Bigamy.
1 questionSection 84§. 84. Of the neere coniunction of man and wife together.
Section 85§. 85. Of the matrimoniall coniunction of Chriſt and the Church.
Section 86§. 86. Of Chriſts leauing his Father and mother for his ſpouſe.
Section 87§. 87. Of the indiſſoluble vnion betwixt Chriſt and the Church.
Section 88§. 88. Of the equall priuiledge of all the Saints.
Section 89§. 89. Of the neere vnion betwixt Chriſt and the Church.
Section 90§. 90. Of the myſterie of the vnion of Chriſt and the Church.
Section 91§. 91. Of the Popes vſurping to be Spouſe of the Church.
Section 92§. 92. Of the falſe Sacrament of Mariage.
Section 93§. 93. Of the Summe of husbands and wiues duties.
Section 94§. 94. Of applying the word to our ſelues.
Section 95§. 95. Of euery ones looking to his owne dutie eſpecially.
Section 96§. 96. Of the meaning of the firſt verſe of the ſixt Chapter.
1 questionSection 97§. 97. Of the meaning of the ſecond verſe.
3 questionsSection 98§. 98. Of aiming at our owne, in ſeeking the good of others.
Section 99§. 99. Of preferring honeſtie before commoditie.
Section 100§. 100. Of the meaning of the third verſe.
Section 101§. 101. Of proſperitie: how farre forth it may be a bleſſing.
2 questionsSection 102§. 102. Of proſperitie beſtowed on the wicked, how it proues a curſe.
2 questionsSection 103§. 103. How both hauing, and wanting proſperitie is a bleſſing to the Saints.
2 questionsSection 104§. 104. Of long-life: how farre forth it is a bleſſing.
1 questionSection 105§. 105. Of long life prouing a curſe to the wicked.
1 questionSection 106§. 106. Of limiting the promiſes of temporall bleſſings.
1 questionSection 107§. 107. Of appropriating proſperity and long-life to the obedience which children yeeld to their parents.
1 questionSection 108§. 108. Of Gods ordering his fauours ſo as they may appeare to be true bleſſings.
Section 109§. 109. Of Gods high account of dutifull children.
Section 110§. 110. Of childrens doing good to themſelues by honouring their parents.
Section 111§. 111. Of parents doing good to their children by keeping them vnder obedience.
Section 112§. 112. Of the perpetuitie of the ſubſtance of ſuch things as in their circumſtances reſpecting the Iewes…
Section 113§. 113. Of the determined period of mans life.
Section 114§. 114. Of reward promiſed to obedience, that it implieth no merit.
Section 115§. 115. Of the connexion of Parents dutie with Childrens.
1 questionSection 116§. 116. Of the extent of theſe words, Fathers, Children.
Section 117§. 117. Of parents prouoking children.
1 questionSection 118§. 118. Of parents ſeeking the good of their children.
Section 119§. 119. Of parents nurturing their children.
Section 120§. 120. Of parents fixing precepts in their childrens mindes.
Section 121§ 121. Of adding information to diſcipline.
Section 122§. 122. Of parents teaching their children the feare of God.
Section 123§. 123. Of the ſubiection which beleeuing ſeruants owe.
Section 124§. 124. Of the meaning of the fift verſe.
1 questionSection 125§. 125. Of the meaning of the ſixt verſe.
Section 126§. 126. Of the meaning of the ſeuenth verſe.
Section 127§. 127. Of the meaning of the eight verſe.
Section 128§. 128. Of the connexion of maſters duties with ſeruants.
Section 129§. 129. Of the meaning of this phraſe, Doe the ſame things.
Section 130§. 130. Of maſters forbearing threatning.
Section 131§. 131. Of maſters ſubiection to a greater maſter.
Section 132§. 132. Of Gods being in heauen.
1 questionSection 133§. 133. Of Gods hauing no reſpect of perſons.
Treatise 2The ſecond Treatiſe. PART I. Of Husband and Wife, who are ſo to be accounted.
Section 1§. 1. Of thoſe who may ſeeke to be maried.
Section 2§. 2. Of ripeneſſe of yeares in them that are to be maried.
4 questionsSection 3§. 3. Of impotent perſons that ought not to ſeeke after mariage.
Section 4§. 4. Of barrenneſſe, that it hindereth not mariage.
1 questionSection 5§. 5. Of that ineuitable danger which hindereth mariage.
Section 6§. 6. Of the lawfulneſſe of mariage to all ſorts of perſons.
Section 7§. 7. Of the things which are abſolutely neceſſarie to make a perſon fit for mariage.
Section 8§. 8. Of the lawfulneſſe of other mariages after one of the maried couple is dead.
2 questionsSection 9§. 9. Of equalitie in yeeres betwixt husband and wife.
Section 10§. 10. Of equalitie in eſtat… and condition betwixt thoſe that are to be maried together.
Section 14§. 14. Of a contract what it is?
Section 15§. 15. Of the grounds of a contract.
1 questionSection 16§. 16. Of the reaſons which ſhew how requiſite a contract is.
Section 17§. 17. Of abuſing, or neglecting a contract.
Section 18§. 18. Of the diſtance of time betwixt the contract and mariage.
1 questionSection 19§. 19. Of a religious conſecrating of mariage.
Section 20§. 20. Of clandeſtine mariages.
Section 21§. 21. Of a ciuill celebrating of mariage.
Section 22§. 22. Of ill or well ordering mariage feaſts.
Section 23§. 23. Of the honour of mariage in regard of the firſt inſtitution thereof.
Section 24§. 24. Of the Ends of Mariage.
Section 25§. 25. Of the Priuileges of mariage.
Section 26§. 26. Of the myſterie of Mariage.
Section 27§. 27. Of Mariage and ſingle life compared together.
Section 28§. 28. Of celebrating mariage with ſorrow.
Treatise 2The ſecond Treatiſe. PART. II. Of common-mutuall duties betwixt Man and Wife.
Section 1§. 1. Of the heads of thoſe common-mutuall duties.
Section 2§. 2. Of Matrimoniall vnitie.
Section 3§. 3. Of Deſertion.
Section 4§. 4. Of matrimoniall Chaſtitie.
Section 5§. 5. Of Adulterie.
Section 6§. 6. Of pardoning adulterie vpon repentance.
1 questionSection 7§. 7. Of the difference of adultery in a man, and in a wife.
1 questionSection 8§. 8. Of the hainouſneſſe of Adulterie.
Section 9§. 9. Of remedies againſt Adulterie, and in particular of due beneuolence, and of defect or exceſſe therein.
4 questionsSection 10§. 10. Of mutuall loue betwixt man and wife.
Section 11§. 11. Of husbands and wiues mutuall hatred contrary to loue.
Section 12§. 12. Of mutuall peace betwixt Man and Wife.
Section 13§. 13. Of contentions betwixt man and wife.
Section 14§. 14. Of husbands and wiues dwelling together.
Section 15§. 15. Of the reſpects for which man and wife may for a time liue aſunder.
1 questionSection 16§. 16. Of the errour of Papiſts about man and wifes ſeparation.
Section 17§. 17. Of husbands and wiues vnlawfull abſenting themſelues one from another.
Section 18§. 18. Of husbands and wiues mutuall prayers.
Section 19§. 19. Of the things for which husbands and wiues are to pray alone.
Section 20§. 20. Of husbands and wiues hatefull imprecations and wiſhes one againſt another.
Section 21§. 21. Of husbands and wiues neglect of mutuall praier.
Section 22§. 22. Of husbands and wiues mutuall care for one anothers ſaluation.
Section 23§. 23. Of husbands and wiues care to win one the other, when one of them is not called.
Section 24§. 24. Of husbands and wiues edifying one another.
Section 25§. 25. Of husbands and wiues hindering ſinne one in another.
Section 26§. 26. Of husbands and wiues redreſſing ſinne in one another.
Section 27§. 27. Of husbands and wiues helping forward the growth of grace in each other.
Section 28§. 28. Of the ſinnes of husbands and wiues contrary to a mutuall care of one anothers ſaluation.
Section 29§. 29. Of husbands and wiues mutuall care ouer one anothers body.
Section 30§. 30. Of husbands and wiues backwandneſſe to helpe one another in time of need.
Section 31§. 31. Of Husbands and Wiues mutuall reſpect of one anothers good name.
Section 32§. 32. Of husbands and wiues preuenting each others diſcredit.
Section 33§. 33. Of the wiſdome of husbands and wiues, in redreſſing one anothers ill name.
Section 34§. 34. Of husbands and wiues care in procuring one anothers good name.
Section 35§. 35. Of husbands and wiues wiſdome, in preſeruing each others good name.
Section 36§. 36. Of husbands and wiues like affection towards one anothers credit.
Section 37§. 37. Of the vices contrarie to that mutuallcare, which man and wife ſhould haue of one anothers credit.
Section 38§. 38. Of husbands and wiues mutuall prouidence about the goods of the family.
Section 39§. 39. Of the vices contrary to the good prouidence of huſband and wife, about the goods of the family.
Section 40§. 40. Of husbands and wiues ioint care in gouerning the family.
Section 41§. 41. Of the vices contrary to a ioint care of gouerning the family.
Section 42§. 42. Of husbands and wiues mutuall helpe in hoſpitality.
Section 43§. 43. Of vices contrary to mutuall helpe in hoſpitality.
Section 44§. 44. Of husbands and wiues mutuall helpe in releeuing the poore.
Section 45§. 45. Of husbands and wiues vnmercifulneſſe to the poore.
Treatise 3The third Treatiſe. Of wiues particular duties.
Section 1§. 1. Of the generall heads of this treatiſe.
Section 2§. 2. Of a wiues ſubiection in generall.
1 questionSection 3§. 3. Of an husbands ſuperioritie ouer a wife, to be acknowledged by a wife.
Section 4§. 4. Of a fond conceit, that husband and wife are equall.
Section 5§. 5. Of a wiues acknowledgement of her owne husbands ſuperioritie.
2 questionsSection 6§. 6. Of wiues denying honour to their owne husbands.
Section 7§. 7. Of a wiues inward feare of her husband.
Section 8§. 8. Of a wiues baſe eſteeme of her husband.
Section 9§. 9. Of wiue-like ſobriety.
Section 10§. 10. Of wiue-like mildneſſe.
Section 11§. 11. Of wiue-like courteſie and obeyſance.
Section 12§. 12. Of wife-like modeſtie in apparell.
Section 13§. 13. Of a wiues reuerend ſpeech to her husband.
1 questionSection 14§. 14. Of the titles which wiues giue their husbands.
1 questionSection 15§. 15. Of wiues meekneſſe in their ſpeeches.
Section 16§. 16. Of a wiues ſpeech of her husband in his abſence.
Section 17§. 17. Of a wiues obedience in generall.
Section 18§. 18. Of the caſes wherein a wife hath power to order things of the houſe without her husbands conſent.
1 questionSection 19§. 19. Of diuers kindes of conſent.
Section 20§. 20. Of the things whereabout a wife muſt haue her huſbands conſent.
Section 21§. 21. Of the things which a wife may diſpoſe without her husbands conſent.
Section 22§. 22. Of a wiues liberty in extraordinary matters.
Section 23§. 23. Of a wiues reſtraint in diſpoſing goods without conſent of her husband: and of the ground of that…
Section 24§. 24. Of the example of the Shunemite in asking her huſbands conſent.
2 questionsSection 25§. 25. Of the law of a wiues vow.
2 questionsSection 26§. 26. Of humane lawes which reſtraine wiues from diſpoſing goods, without or againſt their husbands conſent.
Section 27§. 27. Of the inconueniences which may follow vpon a wiues diſpoſing goods without or againſt her husbands…
3 questionsSection 28§. 28. Of propertie in goods, whether it giue libertie to diſpoſe them as a wife will.
1 questionSection 29§. 29. Of the reaſons againſt a wiues propertie in the common goods of the family.
3 questionsSection 30§. 30. Of anſwers to the reaſons for a wiues property.
3 questionsSection 31§. 31. Of the priuiledges of wiues aboue Children and ſeruants in and about the goods of the familie.
1 questionSection 32§. 32. Of examples and other reaſons alleadged for libertie of wiues to diſpoſe goods.
3 questionsSection 33§. 33. Of the ſubiection of wiues in diſtributing goods to charitable vſes.
Section 34§. 34. Of generall exhortations to works of mercy. How far they binde wiues.
1 questionSection 35§. 35. Of obedience to an husband in ſuch things as he ſinfully forbiddeth.
1 questionSection 36§. 36. Of Zipporahs caſe in circumciſing her ſonne.
1 questionSection 37§. 37. Of the wife of Chuzas caſe in miniſtering to Chriſt.
2 questionsSection 38§. 38. Of the reſtraint of wiues about allowance for themſelues or families without their husbands conſent.
1 questionSection 39§. 39. Of a wiues ſubiection to her husband about children.
1 questionSection 40§. 40. Of a wiues ſubiection to her husband about ordering ſeruants and beaſts.
Section 41§. 41. Of a wiues ſubiection in entertaining ſtrangers iournying abroad, and making vowes.
Section 42§. 42. Of aberrations contrary to a wiues ſubiection in doing things without or againſt their husbands…
1 questionSection 43§. 43. Of a wiues actiue Obedience.
Section 44§. 44. Of a wiues willingneſſe to dwell where her husband will.
1 questionSection 45§. 45. Of a wiues readineſſe to come to her husband when he requires it.
2 questionsSection 46§. 46. Of a wiues readineſſe to doe what her husband requireth.
Section 47§. 47. Of a wiues meeke taking a reproofe.
2 questionsSection 48§. 48. Of a wiues readineſſe to redreſſe what her husband iuſtly reproueth in her.
Section 49§. 49. Of a wiues contentment with her husbands preſent eſtate. Of ſubmiſſion hitherto.
Section 50§. 50. Of wiues diſcontent at their husbands eſtate.
Section 51§. 51. Of caſes wherein a wife ought not to forbeare what her husband forbiddeth.
1 questionSection 52§. 52. Of caſes wherein a wife ought to forbeare what her husband requireth.
Section 53§. 53. Of wiues faults in ſhewing more reſpect to their huſbands then to God.
Section 54§. 54. Of the manner of a wiues ſubiection to her husband.
1 questionSection 55§. 55. Of wiues humilitie in euery duty.
Section 56§. 56. Of wiues pride.
Section 57§. 57. Of Wiues ſinceritie in euery dutie.
Section 58§. 58. Of wiues complementall ſubiection.
Section 59§. 59. Of wiues cheerefulneſſe in euery dutie.
Section 60§. 60. Of wiues ſullen and forced obedience.
Section 61§. 61. Of wiues conſtancy in doing their dutie.
Section 62§. 62. Of wiues repenting their former goodneſſe.
Section 63§. 63. Of the extent of a wiues obedience.
1 questionSection 64§. 64. Of a wiues labouring to bring her iudgement to the bent of her husbands.
Section 65§. 65. Of wiues ouerweening conceit of their owne wiſdome.
Section 66§. 66. Of a wiues yeelding to her husband in ſuch things as ſhe thinketh not to be the meet eſt.
1 questionSection 67§. 67. Of wiues making their owne will their law.
Section 68§. 68. Of care in chooſing ſuch husbands as wiues may without griefe be ſubiect vnto.
1 questionSection 69§. 69. Of the reaſons to moue wiues to doe their duties.
Section 70§ 70. Of an husbands place.
Section 71§. 71. Of an husbands office.
Section 72§. 72. Of the reſemblance betwixt Chriſt and an husband.
Section 73§. 73. Of the benefit which a wife hath by an husband.
Section 74§. 74. Of the example of the Church ſet before wines.
Treatise 4The fourth Treatiſe. Husbands Particular Duties.
Section 1§. 1. Of the Generall Heads of this Treatiſe.
Section 2§. 2. Of that loue which husbands owe their wiues.
1 questionSection 3§. 3. Of an husbands hatred and want of loue.
Section 4§. 4. Of an husbands wiſe maintaining his authoritie.
3 questionsSection 5§. 5. Of husbands loſing their authoritie.
Section 6§. 6. Of husbands high account of wiues.
Section 7§. 7. Of that fellowſhip which is betwixt man and wife, notwithſtanding a wiues inferiority.
1 questionSection 8§. 8. Of husbands too meane account of wiues.
Section 9§. 9. Of husbands good eſteeme of their owne wiues.
1 questionSection 10§. 10. Of husbands prepoſterous opinion of their owne wiues.
Section 11§. 11. Of husbands intire affection to their wiues.
Section 12§. 12. Of the Stoicall diſpoſition of huſbands to their wiues.
Section 13§. 13. Of an husbands kinde acceptance of ſuch things as his wife doth.
Section 14§. 14. Of husbands ſleighting and reiecting their wiues goodneſſe.
Section 15§. 15. Of husbands courteous accepting their wiues reuerend cariage.
1 questionSection 15§. 15. Of husbands too great loftineſſe.
Section 16§. 16. Of husbands ready yeelding to their wiues humble ſuits.
1 questionSection 17§. 17. Of husbands harſhneſſe to their wiues.
Section 18§. 18. Of husbands forbearing to exact all that they may.
Section 19§. 19. Of husbands too much ſtrictneſſe towards their wiues.
Section 20§. 20. Of Husbands encouraging their wiues in good things.
Section 21§. 21. Of husbands vngratefull diſcouraging their wiues.
Section 22§. 22. Of an husbands mildneſſe.
Section 23§. 23. Of husbands bitterneſſe.
Section 24§. 24. Of the Titles which an husband giueth to his wife.
1 questionSection 25§. 25. Of an husbands manner of inſtructing his wife.
Section 26§. 26. Of an husbands manner of commanding his wife any thing.
1 questionSection 27§. 27. Of an husbands wiſe carriage when his wife is erroneeuſly ſcrupulous.
1 questionSection 28§. 28. Of an husbands forbearing to preſſe things vnbeſeeming a wiues place.
Section 29§. 29. Of an husbands preſſing his authoritie in weighty matters.
Section 30§. 30. Of husbands too great pride in commanding.
Section 31§. 31. Of husbands rare and milde vſing their commanding power.
Section 32§. 32. Of husbands inſolencie and peremptorineſſe.
Section 33§. 33. Of an husbands reprouing his wife.
Section 34§. 34. Of neglecting reproofe.
Section 35§. 35. Of well ordering reproofe in the matter thereof.
Section 36§. 36. Of vndue reproofe.
Section 37§. 37. Whether an husband may reprooue his wife for ſuch things as he is guilty of.
Section 38§. 38. Of well ordering reproofe in the manner thereof,
3 questionsSection 39§. 39. Of vndiſcreet reproouing a wife.
Section 40§. 40. Of an husbands amiable countenance towards his wife.
Section 41§. 41. Of husbands too great auſteritie.
Section 42§. 42. Of an husbands familiar geſture with his wife.
Section 43§. 43. Of an husbands ſtrangeneſſe to his wife.
Section 43§. 43. Of an husbands giuing fauours to his wife.
Section 44§. 44. Of husbands beating their wiues.
6 questionsSection 45§. 45. Of an husbands bearing with his wines infirmities.
Section 46§. 46. Of husbands teſtineſſe.
Section 46§. 46. Of an husbands prouident care for his wife.
Section 47§. 47. Of an husbands prouiding meanes of ſpirituall ediſication for his wife.
Section 48§. 48. Of neglecting their wiues edification.
Section 49§. 49. Of an husbands prouiding things needfull for his wiues boay.
Section 50§. 50. Of an husbands prouident care for his wife about her child-bearing.
Section 51§. 51. Of neglecting wiues in their weakneſſe.
Section 52§. 52. Of an husbands prouiding for his wife according to his eſtate and abilitie.
Section 53§. 53. Of an husbands nigardlyneſſe to his wife.
Section 54§. 54. Of husbands allowing their wiues to beſtow on others, as they ſee good occaſion.
Section 55§. 55. Of husbands too great ſtraitneſſe ouer their wiues.
Section 57§. 57. Of an husbands care to prouide for his wife ſo long as ſhe ſhall liue.
Section 58§. 58. Of husbands neglect of their wiues future eſtate.
Section 58§. 58. Of an husbands protecting his wife from danger.
Section 59§. 59. Of an husbands maintaining his wife againſt children of a former venter, and ſeruants.
1 questionSection 60§. 60. Of neglecting to maintaine their wiues.
Section 61§. 61. Of an husbands firſt beginning to loue his wife.
Section 62§. 62. Of husbands repaying vnkindneſſe for loue.
Section 63§. 63. Of the truth of husbands loue.
Section 64§. 64. Of husbands diſſimulation.
Section 65§. 65. Of the freeneſſe of husbands loue.
Section 66§. 66. Of husbands louing for aduantage.
Section 67§. 67. Of the puritie of husbands loue.
Section 68§. 68. Of husbands lightneſſe.
Section 69§. 69. Of husbands louing their wiues more then themſelues.
Section 70§. 70. Of husbands vnkindneſſe.
Section 71§. 71. Of combats in pretence of wiues honour.
Section 72§. 72. Of husbands Conſtancy in loue.
Section 73§. 73. Of husbands variableneſſe.
Section 74§. 74. Of husbands louing their wiues as themſelues.
1 questionSection 75§. 75. Of Chriſts example, a motiue to prouoke husbands to loue their wiues.
5 questionsSection 76§. 76. Of a mans loue to himſelfe, a motiue to prouoke him to loue his wife.
Treatise 5The fifth Treatiſe. Duties of Children.
Section 1§. 1. Of the generall Heads of Childrens duties.
Section 2§. 2. Of Childrens loue to their Parents.
Section 3§. 3. Of a childes feare of his parent.
Section 4§. 4. Of a childes Reuerence in refraining ſpeech before his parent, and in hearkening to his parent.
Section 5§. 5. Of a childes reuerend framing his ſpeech to his parent.
1 questionSection 6§. 6. Of the vices in children contrary to the forenamed reuerence in ſpeech.
Section 7§. 7. Of childrens reuerend ſpeeches of their parents.
Section 8§. 8. Of a childs reuerend cariage to his parent.
1 questionSection 9§. 9. Of childrens asking their parents bleſſing, whether it be lawfull or no.
3 questionsSection 10§. 10. Of the vices contrary to childrens reuerend geſture towards their parents.
Section 11§. 11. Of childrens obedience.
Section 12§. 12. Of childrens forbearing to doe things without conſent of parents.
Section 13§. 13. Of conſent of parents for childrens entring into a calling.
Section 14§. 14. Of the vnlawfulneſſe of childrens entring into religious orders without conſent of parents.
2 questionsSection 15§. 15. Of the vnlawfulneſſe of childrens trauelling, and binding themſelues prentiſes without conſent of…
Section 16§. 16. Of parents conſent to the mariage of their children.
Section 17§. 17. Of the equity of the point, and reaſons why children ſhould haue their parents conſent vnto their…
Section 18§. 18. Of a childs cariage in caſe a parent prouide an vnfit mate or none at all.
2 questionsSection 19§. 19. Of the ſinne of Children in marrying without their parents conſent.
Section 20§. 20. Of obiections for childrens marrying without parents conſent, anſwered.
3 questionsSection 21§. 21. Of ſtealing children from parents for mariage ſake.
Section 22§. 22. Of miniſters ſinne in marying children without parents conſent.
Section 23§. 23. Of childrens forbearing to diſpoſe any of their parents goods without conſent.
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