Clement of Rome

“ XIV. Concerning virginity we have received no commandment; [11] but we leave it to the power of those that are willing, as a vow: exhorting them so far in this matter that they do not promise anything rashly; since Solomon says, “It is better not to vow, than to vow and not pay.” [12] Let such a virgin, therefore, be holy in body and soul, as the temple of God, [13] as the house of Christ, as the habitation of the Holy Spirit. For she that vows ought to do such works as are suitable to her vow ”

“ Let her not be a gadder abroad, nor one that rambles about unseasonably; not double-minded, but grave, continent, sober, pure, avoiding the conversation of many, and especially of those that are of ill reputation. ”

“ In like manner, let a master who has a believing servant love him as a son or as a brother, on account of their communion in the faith, but still preserving the difference of a servant.
In What Things We Ought to Be Subject to the Rulers of This World.
XIII. Be ye subject to all royal power and dominion in things which are pleasing to God, as to the ministers of God, and the punishers of the ungodly. [8] Render all the fear that is due to them, all offerings, all customs, all honour, gifts, and taxes. ”