Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|           in offering violence to women, unless he also outraged
 2    I, 11|       neither virgins nor married women, he abstained from Thetis
 3    I, 11|      meaning have the effigies of women? What the doubtful sex?
 4    I, 15|     distinguished for bravery, or women admirable for chastity;
 5    I, 15|        says, "we see many men and women among the number of the
 6    I, 15|           and most learned of all women in their assembly. and will
 7    I, 17|        sacred history; and taught women in Cyprus to seek gain by
 8    I, 20|         lewdness is poured forth, women are also stripped of their
 9    I, 20|      engines from the hair of the women, they dedicated a temple
10    I, 20|          to flight by the Spartan women. But the Lacedaemonians,
11    I, 20|          the enemy, followed. The women in arms went out to a distance
12    I, 22|        foretelling their fates to women, as Faunus did to men. And
13    I, 22|         her name. On this account women sacrifice to her in secret,
14   II, 15|          them by intercourse with women. Then, not being admitted
15  III, 18|           to be the case with old women who are free from occupation)
16  III, 21|         prostitute the modesty of women; a thing which was never
17  III, 22|        and prodigal. And likewise women who are in the possession
18  III, 22|          animals, he thought that women also ought to engage in
19  III, 25|           and country people, and women, and all, in short, who
20  III, 25|        studied both by slaves and women; Epicurus also, who invites
21  III, 25|     subjects cannot be learned by women, who must learn within the
22  III, 25|     Lastly, they never taught any women to study philosophy, except
23    V, 1 |        one who had applied to old women's fables a mind which was
24    V, 8 | debaucheries, and prostitution of women, if it were known to all,
25    V, 9 |           were born, contend with women in passivity; who, in violation
26    V, 10|         debaucheries with men and women are not only known to the
27    V, 13|         and the same mind. For if women fall into error through
28    V, 13|           men), boys and delicate women in silence overpower their
29    V, 20|           be ridiculed by the old women, whom they despise, and
30   VI, 20|       after the gait and dress of women, imitate unchaste women
31   VI, 20|           women, imitate unchaste women by their disgraceful gestures.