Epistle, Chapter

1      1, VIII|       pride and vigour of their sex is effeminated in the disgrace
2     60, II  |      down into a woman, and his sex changed by art, and how
3     61, II  | together--since both their weak sex and their age, still critical,
4     75, XIV |   without distinction either of sex or of age, an omer was collected
5     75, XIV |      all; without difference of sex, without distinction of
6     76, VI  |       confession, so that every sex and every age should adorn
7     80, III |    faith, and braver than their sex, not only themselves are
8     80, III |       of your number, that each sex and every age also might