Chapter

 1 2 |       by apostles or apostolic men; and antecedently, I think,
 2 2 |      sought from God, not from men) ought to blush even at
 3 2 | approved by any except by some men who must have been similar
 4 3 |       own work. The virgins of men go about, in opposition
 5 5 |     common speech, unawares to men, (just as it has thus educed
 6 7 |       to pass," it says, "when men had begun to grow more numerous
 7 7 |      descried the daughters of men, that they were fair, took
 8 7 |      it says "the daughters of men," it manifestly purports
 9 7 |        have said "the wives of men:" in like manner not naming
10 7 |    take unwedded" daughters of men," who it has above said
11 8 |      not veiling him who among men is a virgin is common too
12 10|      as they are throughout to men, bear in their front an
13 10|    make any such concession to men more (than to women), whether
14 11|        which "the daughters of men" were able to invite concupiscence
15 13|        IN IT?~If on account of men they adopt a false garb,
16 13|      custom in the presence of men as of the Lord, consists
17 13|     compensation for them from men. But if we are prohibited
18 13|        is done for the sake of men,--a thing, of course, primarily
19 14|  course, ay, and (of pleasing) men. Let her strive as much