* Vashti.
   This reasoning was inconsequent and false.  Vashti had not
   generally disobeyed the king, therefore she could be no
   precedent for the general conduct of the Persian women.  She
   disobeyed only in one particular; and this, to serve a
   purpose, Memucan draws into a general consequence:  and the
   rest came into the conclusion, being either too intoxicated to
   be able to discern right from wrong, or too intent on reducing
   women to a state of vassalage, to neglect the present
   favourable opportunity.

 * done wrong.
  Ac 18:14  25:10  1Co 6:7,8