Chapter

 1 1 |    Christ, the only one to be called and revered as Master; for
 2 5 |   still virgin. "She shall be called," said (Adam), "Woman."
 3 5 |     the future, "She shall be called woman," as if she were destined
 4 5 |     an eye to the future, was called by a definite name, at the
 5 5 |     particular nature served; called (as each nature was) by
 6 5 |    then, was she at that time called? Why, as often as she is
 7 5 |     out of my flesh, shall be called woman." Hence, then, it
 8 5 |   flesh and bone of bones" is called the woman of him of whose
 9 5 |   after saying, "She shall be called woman," he said, "inasmuch
10 6 |    knew that even a virgin is called a woman. But to these two (
11 6 |      espoused; as having been called by this (name) from the
12 6 |    betrothed," so that she is called a woman not on the Found
13 6 |        even an intact one, is called a woman. Here, at all events,
14 6 |      was a virgin, was withal called a woman in consequence of
15 7 | parents--for wedded women are called their husbands'--whereas
16 8 |    Genesis man: "She shall be called," says he, "woman, because
17 11|  nuptials. "Housewife" one is called, albeit a virgin, and "house-father,"