"wively" meaning in English

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          "text": "But Basilius could not abstaine from praising Parthenia , as the perfect picture of a womanly vertue , and wively",
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          "text": "Hence, self sacrifice like that of original Sati became a divine example of wively devotion, the best measure of judging the women's virtue as well as her loyalty towards her husband.",
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