Book, Chapter

 1      I, 6|  abstinence which numbers of Gentile women devote to the memory
 2     II, 2|      and united herself to a Gentile, and when I remembered that
 3     II, 2|     of God in (the state of) Gentile matrimony; according to
 4     II, 2|  defilement of holy flesh in Gentile flesh? At this point some
 5     II, 2|    Himself in (the state of) Gentile marriage, and him who was
 6     II, 2|       if we are defiled by a Gentile, is not the one disjoined,
 7     II, 2|      faith in (the state of) Gentile marriage are not defiled (
 8     II, 3|    Lord, and her husband --a Gentile to boot? For in obeying
 9     II, 3|    to boot? For in obeying a Gentile she will carry out Gentile
10     II, 3|   Gentile she will carry out Gentile practices,--personal attractiveness,
11     II, 5|      exposed to the grasp of Gentile curiosity. Shall you escape
12     II, 7|      while in (the state of) Gentile matrimony, continue in that
13     II, 7|      regard, a terror to her Gentile husband, so as to make him
14     II, 8| heavenly prescripts; so that Gentile women, if united to strangers,
15     II, 8|   examples of Gentiles. Most Gentile women, noble in extraction