Chapter

 1 3 |            philosophers, and inspired women, utter their testimony to
 2 5 |             to speak of the prophetic women. Varro relates that there
 3 7 |               He never abstained from women, or males, and traversed
 4 9 |          courtesanship, and commanded women to make traffic of themselves,
 5 20|       throwing weapons of the hair of women; and on this account they
 6 23|               do not pass over to the women; or, cutting their shoulders,
 7 27|          might defile themselves with women. Then, being condemned by
 8 38| self-restraint in men, no chastity in women? What conjugal affection
 9 38|            opened the senate house to women, and en-trusted to them
10 38|       calamity of that city, in which women shall discharge the duties
11 63|             they imitate disreputable women, teach the lusts, which