Two Treatises of Government · Character

Sarah

Wife of Abraham, mentioned in narratives of promise and inheritance.

minor

First appearance: vi of adam s title to sovereignty by fatherhood

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Sarah first appears in 0008 vi of adam s title to sovereignty by fatherhood.

With Abraham (family): Abraham and Sarah are husband and wife, and their relationship is central to the birth of Isaac and the covenant. With Abraham (family): Abraham and Sarah are husband and wife, and their relationship is central to the birth of Isaac and the covenant.

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Character groups

Diverse biblical and legal authorities
Patriarchal lineage and inheritance
Protagonist

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Abraham
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