Chapter

 1 2 |        the law of peace and the name of brotherhood. They and
 2 3 |         in order that under the name of custom it might enjoy
 3 4 | passages), in which he does not name a virgin, points out (by
 4 4 |          willed that by the one name of woman should likewise
 5 5 |          But since they use the name of woman in such a way as
 6 5 |        accordingly you have the name,--I say, not already common
 7 5 |          but--proper (to her; a name) which from the beginning
 8 5 |        a future reference, what name she meantime received. For
 9 5 |         received. For without a name expressive of her present
10 5 |        was called by a definite name, at the present time should
11 5 |    while she was a virgin. This name was at that time the only
12 5 |        Greeks, too, who use the name of woman more (than we do)
13 5 |        woman is not by nature a name of wife, but wife by condition
14 5 |      but wife by condition is a name of woman. In fine, womanhood
15 5 |    Having therefore settled the name of the newly-made female--
16 5 |       newly-made female--which (name) is woman--and having explained
17 5 |      that is, having sealed the name to her, he immediately turned
18 5 |         father and mother." The name is so truly separate from
19 5 |     published the reason of the name. For, after saying, "She
20 5 |      will speak, too, about the name of man in its own place.
21 5 |         a prophetic reference a name which was deduced from another
22 5 | apparent when she did receive a name rounded upon a future (circumstance)--
23 5 | surnamed "Eve," with a personal name now, because the natural
24 5 |        virgin! This will be the name of one who is about to wed;
25 5 |    shortly after to receive the name which would be proper to
26 6 |       observes the norm of this name in accordance with Genesis,
27 6 |     having been called by this (name) from the beginning: for
28 6 |        of the propriety of this name,--vindicated, in accordance
29 7 |       also the community of the name between virgins and not-virgins
30 7 |    elected." For here the Greek name of women does seem to have
31 8 |   reason by which he forbore to name the boy as implied in the
32 8 |         makes it plain that the name of man is common even to
33 8 |        if), moreover, since the name is common according to nature,
34 8 |        in the fellowship of the name, so as to be comprised too
35 15|       will fear, even under the name of fascination, on the one
36 17|      and at any mention of (the name of) God, continue uncovered; (