Book, Chapter

 1    I, 4 |      that the virtue of man and woman is the same. For if the
 2    I, 6 |        forth His Son, made of a woman, made under the law, to
 3    I, 6 |     because alone she was not a woman. But she is once virgin
 4    I, 6 |         is the milk; by which a woman is shown to have brought
 5    I, 10|      and will not approach to a woman in her separation, and will
 6   II, 1 |         host of Israel, man and woman, to each a loaf of bread,
 7   II, 2 |      with reason; much less for woman to whom it brings modesty
 8   II, 2 |        she is.~ "An intoxicated woman is great wrath," it is said,
 9   II, 2 |        is said, as if a drunken woman were the wrath of God. Why? "
10   II, 2 |       conceal her shame." For a woman is quickly drawn down to
11   II, 3 |       to drink of the Samaritan woman, who drew the water from
12   II, 7 |       not at all with a married woman, and recline not on the
13   II, 7 |         And he names "a married woman," because the danger is
14   II, 8 |       of night. I know that the woman brought to the sacred supper "
15   II, 8 |        precious stones. But the woman not having yet received
16   II, 8 | nobleness and goodness. And let woman breathe the odour of the
17   II, 8 |    Paradise. We must regard the woman's crown to be her husband,
18   II, 11|        shape, and marks out the woman's figure, so that the whole
19   II, 11|          but the chaste married woman divides her life between
20   II, 11|      becoming for any part of a woman to be exposed. Though you
21   II, 11|          Nor is it seemly for a woman to wish to make herself
22   II, 12|        be shown naked: besides, woman is a tender thing, easily
23   II, 13|    prized pearl has invaded the woman's apartments to an extravagant
24   II, 13|      within, and show the inner woman beautiful. For in the soul
25  III, 2 |      what they have put on. The woman who dyes her hair yellow,
26  III, 2 |      this house, for no chaste~ Woman ought to make her hair yellow,"~
27  III, 2 |         comic poet the sensible woman says, "What can we women
28  III, 2 |     colour, and varied plumage; woman, as if inferior to the brute
29  III, 3 |         side when He formed the woman Eve, physically receptive,
30  III, 3 |      prove himself manifestly a woman by night. "There shall not
31  III, 10|    Instructor will approve of a woman like this, who "stretches
32  III, 11|    which not more than a chaste woman's work has been employed.
33  III, 11|         nose, so is beauty to a woman without discretion." For,
34  III, 11|     Whom does he bless? Not the woman decked out, but another'
35  III, 11|          the man is head of the woman, and God of the man," how
36  III, 11|          but that of every good woman, supplied and woven by her
37  III, 11|        store of excellence is a woman of worth, who eateth not
38  III, 11|       praiseth her. For a pious woman is blessed; and let her
39  III, 11|          And again, "A virtuous woman is a crown to her husband."
40  III, 11|        drops from the lips of a woman who is an harlot; who, speaking
41  III, 11|      the harlot, and by another woman was shorn of his man hood.
42  III, 11|        thus beguiled by another woman. The Egyptian harlot was
43  III, 11|       appears. Fornication in a woman is in the raising of the
44  III, 11|     Solomon "a foolish and bold woman," who "knob not shame. She
45  III, 11|       things.~Going to Church.~ Woman and man are to go to church
46  III, 11|         to pray to God. Let the woman observe this, further. Let
47  III, 11|      thine eyes from a graceful woman, and contemplate not another'
48  III, 11|      you," For by the beauty of woman many have gone astray, and