Book, Chapter

 1      I, 4     |     by the examples of such women, you will by spiritual affection
 2      I, 6     |    which numbers of Gentile women devote to the memory of
 3      I, 8concl|  industry, which allows not women to be "wanderers;" frugality,
 4      I, 8concl|    in lust. Not one of such women knows how to speak of the
 5     II, 2     |   that widows and unmarried women should persevere in their
 6     II, 5     | they may make sport of such women; whose secrets they keep
 7     II, 5     |   as arbitrator! which most women, not foreseeing, have been
 8     II, 7     |  things may happen to those women also who, having attained
 9     II, 7     |    in horror from Christian women, just in order to exterminate
10     II, 8     |  nations) decided that such women as have, after their lords'
11     II, 8     | prescripts; so that Gentile women, if united to strangers,
12     II, 8     |   of Gentiles. Most Gentile women, noble in extraction and