Book, Chapter

 1    III, 13    |       says he, does not permit "a virgin to conceive," and still
 2    III, 13    |        give you a sign; behold, a virgin shall conceive, and bear
 3    III, 13    |    Scripture does not hold that a virgin, but only a young woman,
 4    III, 13    | child-bearing of a young woman. A virgin mother is justly deemed
 5    III, 20    |        reason of His birth of the Virgin Mary. Touching this promise
 6    III, 20    |          could not consist with a virgin's condition to consort her
 7     IV, 2     |           that He was born of the Virgin, and came to fulfil the
 8     IV, 10    |        evident that she must be a virgin. For to whom a human father
 9     IV, 10    |        But if His mother be not a virgin, two fathers will have to
10     IV, 10    |       have a husband, not to be a virgin; and by having a husband,
11     IV, 10    |       father, and His mother be a virgin, because His father is not
12     IV, 10    |       whom Isaiah foretold that a virgin should conceive, On what
13     IV, 10    |          or else to deny that the Virgin was human, which even Valentinus
14     IV, 10    |        they grant that He was the Virgin's son. Since, however, the
15     IV, 21    |       womb of a woman, although a virgin; never grew from human seed,
16     IV, 36    |       believe in Him; through the Virgin's birth. He who will not
17      V, 1intro|        descended according to the Virgin's genealogy. Should you,
18      V, 5     |        Christ was not born of the Virgin, was not constituted of
19      V, 8     |          in other words, from the virgin of the race of David, the
20      V, 12    |   espouses the church as a chaste virgin to Christ," a spouse to
21      V, 17    |          new, and newly born of a virgin by the Spirit of God), "
22      V, 19    |       that Christ was born of the virgin's womb! At this, philosophers,