What concerns the practical part, according to Aristotle, the wife had to supervise the slaves, inform the husband about the visitors and the state of affairs inside and outside their home. She had no right to refuse if the man wanted to have children so the husband would have as many children as he wanted to. Keeping the household and taking care about all the people in the house could appear rewarding in case the husband "approaches her in honor" (Halsall, 1998) and plays a role of a sensible and wise leader. The main idea of this document is that the wife will be granted with the protection, understanding, and appreciation of her husband in case she obeys all his wishes and takes care of administering the household and giving birth to the
