Chapter

 1 1 |  supervening (things)." But above, withal, He made a declaration concerning
 2 3 |          to marrying, which itself withal is neither enforced nor
 3 3 |            what if the incontinent withal say they are "scandalized"
 4 4 |            are not bidden." But we withal retort the self-same line
 5 5 |          virginity; since he added withal: "For this cause shall a
 6 5 |          but because his woman was withal unwedded, as being (formed)
 7 5 |          women, however improperly withal we may in same instances
 8 5 |           of man"--the man himself withal being still a virgin. But
 9 6 |            see whether the apostle withal observes the norm of this
10 6 |            among women." The angel withal knew that even a virgin
11 6 |           born of a virgin--albeit withal "betrothed," yet intact--
12 6 |     present, who was a virgin, was withal called a woman in consequence
13 7 |         the virgin, who is a glory withal to herself! If "the woman
14 7 |            For thus does Scripture withal suggest: "And it came to
15 7 |         upon the earth, there were withal daughters born them; but
16 8 |       defective. But the virgin is withal a part of the woman. Equally,
17 8 | disquisitions as to why he has not withal named the boy; but partly
18 10|     dignity. For is not continence withal superior to virginity, whether
19 11|            the succeeding age. For withal the founders of the race,
20 12|         face with washing, perhaps withal vamp it up with cosmetics,
21 13|       virginity among the heathens withal. Identity of nature abroad
22 17|            down to the loins, lest withal this freedom of thy neck
23 17|          Such will be their plight withal, covered as they are less