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1     I,  16      |        there cannot be male and female, Greek and Jew, circumcision
2     I,  29      |       comprehends both male and female. “But a woman,” he says, “
3     I,  29      |       man, called both male and female. Having then been created
4     I,  29      |         in sex between male and female, and that they could without
5     I,  32(4479)|         word probably denotes a female, married or unmarried, just
6     I,  36      |      you distinguished from the female sex by a beard, hair, and
7     I,  49(4644)|      the most celebrated of the female philosophers of the Pythagorean
8    II,  3(4688) | advocated extreme simplicity of female dress, practised frequent