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 1 Thekla|          and behold a great red dragon, having seven heads and
 2 Thekla|      them to the earth: and the dragon stood before the woman which
 3 Thekla|    history of the woman and the dragon. But to search out and explain
 4 Thekla|       Brings Forth, to Whom the Dragon is Opposed, the Church;
 5 Thekla|    should remain and subdue the dragon who made an assault upon
 6 Thekla|        he flee? Surely from the dragon, that the spiritual Zion
 7 Thekla|    change to the subject of the dragon and the other matters. Let
 8 Thekla|                  Chapter X.-The Dragon, the Devil; The Stars Struck
 9 Thekla|       Heaven by the Tail of the Dragon, Heretics; The Numbers of
10 Thekla|     Errors Concerning Them.~The dragon, which is great, and red,
11 Thekla|      may not be deceived by the dragon weighing them down. For
12 Thekla|        And the stars, which the dragon touched with the end of
13 Thekla|         out by the folds of the dragon, because they did not remain
14 Thekla|       Wilderness Overcoming the Dragon.~The Church, then, coming
15 Thekla|   contests:-"Lion in front, but dragon all behind, And in the midst
16 Thekla| Chastity; The Ten Crowns of the Dragon, the Vices Opposed to the
17 Thekla|         luxury is a head of the dragon; and whoever bruises this
18 Thekla|     with them, the power of the dragon being in many ways rooted
19 Thekla|      the crowns gained from the dragon. For it is our duty to prefer
20 Thekla|          the Cup, the Lyre, the Dragon, and others, from which