Book, Chapter

 1       I, I   |          World Through a Woman.~[1] If there dwelt upon earth
 2       I, II  |         Angels Who Had Fallen. ~[1] For they, withal, who instituted
 3       I, III |        The Prophecy of Enoch." ~[1] I am aware that the Scripture
 4       I, IV  |     Things on Their Own Merits.~[1] Grant now that no mark
 5       I, V   |        Utility to Other Metals.~[1] Gold and silver, the principal
 6       I, VI  |     Precious Stones and Pearls.~[1] But, in the next place,
 7       I, VII |     Makes Such Things Valuable.~[1] It is only from their rarity
 8       I, VIII|          He Has Appointed Them.~[1] Similarly, too, do even
 9       I, IX  |        and Its Attendant Evils.~[1] For, as some particular
10      II, I   |         But in Its Accessories.~[1] Handmaids of the living
11      II, II  |       Our Neighbour as Ourself.~[1] You must know that in the
12      II, III |  Unnecessary and Vainglorious, ~[1] Let it now be granted that
13      II, IV  |          Pleasing the Husband."~[1] As if I were speaking to
14      II, V   |          Under the Latter Head.~[1] These suggestions are not
15      II, VI  |             Of Dyeing the Hair.~[1] I see some (women) turn (
16      II, VII |         Bearing Upon Salvation.~[1] What service, again, does
17      II, VIII|          on Personal Adornment.~[1] Of course, now, I, a man,
18      II, IX  |          Drawn from I Cor. VII.~[1] Wherefore, with regard
19      II, X   |  Ornaments and Embellishments. ~[1] It was God, no doubt, who
20      II, XI  |     Distinguish Them from Such.~[1] Moreover, what causes have
21      II, XII |     Unsuitable to Modest Women.~[1] Let us only wish that we
22      II, XIII| Improbably Be Called to Suffer.~[1] Perhaps some (woman) will