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 1    arg|   MOREOVER, ALSO, HE FORBIDS TO VIRGINS THOSE THINGS WHICH HAD NEGLIGENTLY
 2    III|       III.~My address is now to virgins, whose glory, as it is more
 3     IV|          for they have remained virgins; these are they which follow
 4     IX|      among Christ's maidens and virgins, since yon live in such
 5    XII|           Let chaste and modest virgins avoid the dress of the unchaste,
 6   XIII|          hence He declares that virgins are corrupted; hence, that
 7     XV|      requires, I think that not virgins only and widows, but married
 8   XVII| association of guilty, consent. Virgins, assuredly, to whom this
 9   XVII|         not to be counted among virgins, but, like infected sheep
10     XX|      frequently mourns over her virgins; hence she groans at their
11     XX|         hence the flower of her virgins is extinguished, the honour
12     XX|    devil creeps in. Thus, while virgins wish to be more carefully
13     XX|       liberty, they cease to be virgins, corrupted by a furtive
14     XX|  proportion as they had been as virgins destined to great rewards,
15    XXI|       XXI.~Therefore hear me, O virgins, as a parent; hear, I beseech
16    XXI|       the martyrs progress, the virgins pass, the just of all kinds
17   XXII|              XXII.~Hold fast, O virgins! hold fast what you have
18   XXII|         you continue chaste and virgins, you are equal to the angels
19   XXIV|         of which things, O good virgins, you ought to observe, to