Book, Chapter

 1       I, VI  |      also was wanting to the Christian woman, that she may add
 2       I, VIII|  creatures of God. [5] Yet a Christian ought not to attach himself
 3       I, VIII|   power of speech: just as a Christian cannot commit idolatry with
 4      II, II  |     eye of perfect, that is, Christian, modesty, (carnal) desire
 5      II, III |      our "glory." Plainly, a Christian will "glory" even in the
 6      II, V   |     a transgression. Shall a Christian be assisted in anything
 7      II, V   |   not whether this name (of "Christian") will continue (to belong)
 8      II, V   |    things)! How unworthy the Christian name, to wear a fictitious
 9      II, VI  |   with "impurities? "Shall a Christian woman heap saffron on her
10      II, VII |     be fitting on a holy and Christian head the slough of some
11      II, VII |     oh that in "that day" of Christian exultation, I, most miserable (
12      II, XI  |             Chapter XI. ---- Christian Women, Further, Have Not
13      II, XI  |      Ever since she became a Christian, she walks in poorer garb!"
14      II, XIII| which are made at it. [3] To Christian modesty it is not enough