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 1 XIV  |      to what was spoken by the woman, there would have been nothing
 2 XIV  |        in secret, not even the woman herself being aware of it?
 3 XIV  |    upon the man instead of the woman? And if thou sayest that
 4 XIV  |     fruit handed to him by the woman, which is an indication
 5 XIV  |    effeminacy of mind. And the woman indeed, having been vanquished
 6 XIV  |        for he was worsted by a woman,--he who, in his own person,
 7 XIV  |      command from God. But the woman, having heard of the command
 8 XIV  |       the serpent observed the woman not eating, how did he induce
 9 XXXII| punishment? First, because the woman was the more culpable, since
10 XXXII|   nature and the law place the woman in a subordinate condition
11 LV   |        the chief priests. This woman, however, had attached another
12 LV   |      admits no suffering. This woman, therefore, as I have already
13 LV   |    pious person, but also as a woman. For, having been instructed