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 1    arg|        MORE TO BE OBSERVED BY A VIRGIN. THEREFORE, EVEN IF SHE
 2      V|    please his wife. So both the virgin and the unmarried woman
 3      V|     both in body and spirit." A virgin ought not only to be so,
 4      V|       be so: no one on seeing a virgin should be in any doubt as
 5      V|     dread to please if she is a virgin; and let her not invite
 6      V|      For it is not right that a virgin should have her hair braided
 7     VI|      unto the world." And yet a virgin in the Church glories concerning
 8     VI|        which she has renounced! Virgin, thou art taken, thouart
 9     VI|        it is not becoming for a virgin, to regard any glory and
10   VIII|       more is it right that the virgin should keep that observance,
11      X|      rich; but it becomes not a virgin to boast of her riches,
12  XVIII|     what is seen? How greatly a virgin falls short of her resolution,
13  XVIII|       Although she may remain a virgin in body and mind, yet in
14    XXI| Overcome dress, since you are a virgin; overcome gold, since you