Chapter

 1 1 | whatever is matter of ignorance ought to have been as carefully
 2 2 |       uncertainty), examination ought to have been made to see
 3 2 |       God. And, of course, that ought to have been chosen which
 4 2 |         from God, not from men) ought to blush even at their own
 5 7 |        to teach that the female ought to be veiled, (to see) whether
 6 7 |         a virgin. If "the woman ought to have power upon the head,"
 7 7 |      head," all the more justly ought the virgin, to whom pertains
 8 7 |       So perilous a face, then, ought to be shaded, which has
 9 8 |       and woman--why the latter ought to be veiled, but the former
10 13|        the darkness in which we ought to enshroud ourselves when
11 17|       the sake of which "power" ought to be "had on the head:"