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1 I(4)   |      through Montanus and the women." Eusebius (it seems) subjoins, "
2 III    |      Wherefore do ye, blessed women 26, whatsoever hardship
3 III(26)|      c. "I salute the blessed women, who are set with you in
4 IV     |      by men only, but even by women, that ye also, O blessed
5 IV     |       that ye also, O blessed women, may match your own sex.
6 IV     | themselves with the sword. Of women, Lucretia is a ready example,
7 IV     |     funeral pile,) since even women have despised fire: Dido,
8 V(50)  |     chiefs in the state, many women of rank, all their goods