Chapter

 1 1 |      virgins to be veiled from the time that they have passed the
 2 1 |       short, the preacher says, "A time to everything." Look how
 3 1 |    prophesying even to the present time, not of old, bid virgins
 4 3 |        Thee to defend; for by this time even that custom under which
 5 5 |      definite name, at the present time should have nothing for
 6 5 |        What, then, was she at that time called? Why, as often as
 7 5 |      virgin. This name was at that time the only one she had, and (
 8 5 | circumstance) that she was at that time named woman, who was shortly
 9 11|          her age (upon the roll of time). But it is not so; but
10 11|            is not so; but from the time when she begins to be self-conscious,
11 11|            to be a virgin from the time that it becomes possible
12 11|         and another hidden father, Time, have wedded their daughter
13 11|      confusion; how much more will time veil them?--(time) without
14 11|        more will time veil them?--(time) without which espoused
15 11|          they cease to be virgins. Time even the heathens observe,
16 14|            a saying uttered at one time by some one when first this
17 17|           even when about to spend time in prayer itself, with the