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 1   Int,        2| objection to the miracle of the woman with the issue of blood,
 2   Int,        2|    appears that she was a great woman of Edessa named Berenice,
 3     I          |   CONCERNING Berenice,71 or the woman with the issue of blood. . . .
 4     I          |       of His garment.74 For the woman, having had the record of
 5    II,     XVII|        No man, young or old, no woman, whether aged or virgin,
 6    II,     XVII|        stated. And even if some woman or some man said something
 7    II,      XIV|        Mary Magdalene, a coarse woman who came from some wretched
 8    II,      XIV|       who was herself a peasant woman, and a few other people
 9   III,        V|     these are the words of some woman in distress.~ ~
10   III,      VII|       is as follows : A certain woman brought an alabaster box
11   III,      VII|           Why do ye trouble the woman ? She hath wrought a good
12   III,    XXIII|         clear fountain, so do a woman's breasts, by an elaborate
13    IV,     XVII|      affects human society. The woman who took the meal is obviously
14    IV,   XXVIII|      And Zeus makes in Athena a woman who came to life, and you