Ars Politica - Ep14: Ancient Manliness part 2 - The Warrior and The Husbandman - a podcast by Stephen Wolfe

Two most noble arts for a man: war and husbandry (war and women) (soldiers/arms and residents/laborers)
Achilles gave up the latter to pursue the formerOdysseus gave up the former to pursue the latter

Husband and Wife: Patriarchal PartnershipHusband leads, earns, produces, commands, oversees
Wife spends, provides, adorns, manages (Proverbs 31 exemplifies this. Feminists take it wrongly; she was managing what her husband acquired. cf.: Ruth gained status as the wife of Boaz.)Books referenced:
Xenophon's Economics
Homer's Odyssey and Iliad
Apollonius'Voyage of the Argo
The Goodman of ParisTolstoy's Anna Karenina
James M. McPherson's For Cause and Comrades
Rebekah Merkle's Eve In Exile
C.R. Wiley's The Household and the War for the Cosmos

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