Book, Chapter

 1       I, I   |        you are (each) an Eve? [2] The sentence of God on
 2       I, II  | eyelashes are made prominent. [2] What is the quality of
 3       I, III |       glory of his own house.~[2] If (Noah) had not had this (
 4       I, IV  |           dress and ornament. [2] By "dress" we mean what
 5       I, V   |        ignominies to honours. [2] But iron, and brass, and
 6       I, VI  |      meretricious allurement. [2] But whatever it is that
 7       I, VII |        gold from being loved! [2] We have also seen at Rome
 8       I, VIII|        paltry than red ochre; [2] (and justly, ) for what
 9       I, IX  |   concupiscence of having it. [2] Hence is educed another
10      II, I   |   forsake the polluted abode. [2] But on the present occasion
11      II, II  |      stumbling-block (to it). [2] We ought indeed to walk
12      II, III |        when not (thus) given? [2] Some one will say, "Why,
13      II, IV  |     and aversion of husbands. [2] Every husband is the exactor
14      II, V   |     which is pleasing to God. [2] For they who rub their
15      II, VI  |     fact) they are polluting! [2] Nay, moreover, the force
16      II, VII |     backward toward the neck. [2] The wonder is, that there
17      II, VIII|       to God, are disallowed? [2] If it is true, (as it is,)
18      II, IX  |      of pomps and delicacies? [2] How intimate is the connection
19      II, X   |        upon their very shoes! [2] And yet even the gold itself,
20      II, XI  |    except such as is serious. [2] Either some brother who
21      II, XII |       is to distinguish them. [2] And yet, even the Scriptures
22      II, XIII|       them who are sunk down? [2] If you hide your lamp beneath