Chapter

 1 4|      but that 'women' only are named; whereas, if he had willed
 2 4|      together with the 'women' named; just as," says (our opponent), "
 3 4| veiling the head, as not being named in this law; nay rather,
 4 4|   inasmuch as they who are not named are not bidden." But we
 5 4|     signified when the body is named. And if you say the universe,
 6 4|        elements. You will have named all, when you have named
 7 4|       named all, when you have named that which is made up of
 8 4|        by naming woman, he has named whatever is woman's.~
 9 5|      that female was forthwith named woman; still happy, still
10 5|        Why, as often as she is named in the Scripture, she has
11 5|     future females whom he has named in the maternal fount of
12 5|      that she was at that time named woman, who was shortly after
13 6|        the apostle should have named a future woman, that is,
14 8|    prejudged that, woman being named, every woman-virgin is similarly
15 8|       to why he has not withal named the boy; but partly prevaricate,
16 8|          whereas he would have named the virgin (had the question