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 1    I, 12|          they esteem Vesta to be a virgin, inasmuch as fire is an
 2    I, 12|           Therefore she is truly a virgin, for she sends forth no
 3    I, 17|          up, if she was at first a virgin and afterwards a woman,
 4    I, 17|      ground. Why, then, did she, a virgin, entrust that boy shut up
 5    I, 17|            means consistent with a virgin? There was evidently a reason
 6    I, 21|            poet says: "Then also a virgin is accustomed to cast from
 7   II, 4 |          presented to Venus by the virgin; which perhaps he may have
 8   II, 4 |        soil of Henna, and that her virgin daughter was carried away
 9   IV, 12|            BIRTH OF JESUS FROM THE VIRGIN; OF HIS LIFE, DEATH, AND
10   IV, 12|        from heaven, chose the holy Virgin, that He might enter into
11   IV, 12|        intercourse with a man, her virgin womb was suddenly impregned.
12   IV, 12|       wonderful when we say that a virgin was made fruitful by the
13   IV, 12|     Solomon speaks: "The womb of a virgin was strengthened, and conceived;
14   IV, 12| strengthened, and conceived; and a virgin was made fruitful, and became
15   IV, 12|         give you a sign: Behold, a virgin shall conceive, and bear
16   IV, 12|      because when He was born of a virgin, men ought to confess that
17   IV, 13|            flesh, He was born of a virgin's womb without the office
18   IV, 25|      spirit without a mother, so a virgin was the mother of His body
19    V, 5 |            piety,--~"The most just Virgin in haste deserted the lands;"~