Chapter

 1 1 |           as of the spirit). This law of faith being constant,
 2 1 |          it advanced, through the Law and the Prophets, to infancy;
 3 2 |            with whom we share the law of peace and the name of
 4 4 |          are not comprised in the law of veiling the head, as
 5 4 |           not being named in this law; nay rather, that this is
 6 8 |   distinctive; on the one hand (a law) of veiling, on the other (
 7 8 |          veiling, on the other (a law) of baring. Therefore, if
 8 8 |          according to nature, the law of not veiling him who among
 9 8 |           in the community of the law? If a virgin is not a woman,
10 11|  doubtless the age from which the law of the veil will come into
11 11| not-virgin, is now subject to the law, just as she is to marriage.
12 11|         that, in obedience to the law of nature, they may render
13 16|  Discipline. Scripture founds the law; Nature joins to attest
14 17|            to walk mindful of the law, prepared and equipped in