Chapter

1 7 |     it asserts that close-cut hair is graceful to a virgin
2 7 |   like manner as that flowing hair is to a boy.) To her, then,
3 7 |    honour to a woman, because hair serves for a covering? of
4 7 |       with an encirclement of hair.~
5 8 |    been gifted with excess of hair; because to be shaven or
6 12|      former selves: dye their hair; and fasten their hair with
7 12|  their hair; and fasten their hair with more wanton pin; professing
8 12| manifest womanhood with their hair parted from the front. The
9 17|      the space covered by the hair when unbound; in order that