Chapter

 1 3 |     impudence, of ostentatious virginity is a "scandal" to them?
 2 5 |      when she had resigned her virginity; since he added withal: "
 3 7 |     thus also signifying their virginity: first,"born;" but here,
 4 8 |     not a man. Let identity of virginity, share equality of indulgence.
 5 10|       honourable mark of their virginity, whereby they may be looked
 6 10| ostentation, if ostentation of virginity is dignity. For is not continence
 7 10|  continence withal superior to virginity, whether it be the continence
 8 10|    involves)? For constancy of virginity is maintained by grace;
 9 12|       in maturity, persists in virginity with its appropriate garb:
10 13|       the church conceal their virginity, which they do veil outside
11 13|    succeed in selling aught of virginity among the heathens withal.
12 14|        is a recognised mark of virginity, (then) if any virgin falls
13 14|        falls from the grace of virginity, she remains permanently
14 14|    does a forced and unwilling virginity incur. The very concupiscence
15 15|     true and absolute and pure virginity fears nothing more than
16 15| severity. She who conceals her virginity, by that fact denies even