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Pseudo-Tertullian, To His Wife, 2.8
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subject	book bibliographic info
abortion	Lampe (2003) 119
acilius glabrio (possibly christian)	Lampe (2003) 119
aelius saturninus	Lampe (2003) 119
africa,africans	Lampe (2003) 119
agape	Alikin (2009) 143
birth control	Lampe (2003) 119, 121
callistus	Lampe (2003) 119, 121
cassia faretria	Lampe (2003) 119
cena	Alikin (2009) 143
christians,numbers of	Lampe (2003) 119
citizenship,political rights	Lampe (2003) 119, 121
commodus	Lampe (2003) 119
concubinage	Lampe (2003) 121
consul	Lampe (2003) 121
domitilla,flavia,cf.	Lampe (2003) 119
elagabal	Lampe (2003) 121
elvira	Lampe (2003) 121
equestrians	Lampe (2003) 121
fiction (literature)	Lampe (2003) 121
hippolytus (soon after	Lampe (2003) 119, 121
humiliores	Lampe (2003) 119, 121
imperial court	Lampe (2003) 121
in the evening	Alikin (2009) 143
in the morning'	Alikin (2009) 143
marcus aurelius	Lampe (2003) 119
marriage	Lampe (2003) 119, 121
mixed marriages	Lampe (2003) 119, 121
pomponia graecina	Lampe (2003) 119
possessions,wealth	Lampe (2003) 119, 121
quirinal	Lampe (2003) 121
real estate,private	Lampe (2003) 119
senator,senatorial	Lampe (2003) 119, 121
senatusconsultum claudianum	Lampe (2003) 121
septimius severus	Lampe (2003) 119
sexuality	Lampe (2003) 121
slaves,slavery	Lampe (2003) 119, 121
social decline	Lampe (2003) 119
socially elevated	Lampe (2003) 119, 121
stratification,social	Lampe (2003) 119, 121
tertullian	Lampe (2003) 119
wife of governor i	Lampe (2003) 119
wife of governor ii	Lampe (2003) 119
women	Lampe (2003) 119, 121