Chapter

 1 1 |    glad tidings to the barren woman, as John did to the wilderness.
 2 1 |   Word, therefore, the barren woman bears children, and the
 3 1 |    this husband of the barren woman, and this husbandman of
 4 1 |       divine power the barren woman and the desert--is one and
 5 1 |    noble rule, yet the Hebrew woman, once blessed with many
 6 1 |       of unbelief: the barren woman receives the husband, and
 7 2 |  marjoram, a lamp, a sword, a woman's comb, which is a euphemism
 8 2 |   pieces by the Titans, and a woman in distress, and to parts
 9 2 | reverend. But show him only a woman's girdle, and Zeus is exposed,
10 4 |      sees a statue of a naked woman without an inscription,
11 4 |       compelled him to meet a woman full of licentious passion.
12 10|   mystically, like the Hebrew woman called by the ancients Lot'
13 10|  state of insensibility? This woman we have heard, was turned
14 12|      she beguiles.~"Let not a woman with flowing train cheat