Chapter

 1 2 | slakes it by intercourse with women; so that there is nothing
 2 2 |              They were toward women like raging horses; everyone
 3 3 |      sake of laymen, and poor women, laden with sins, ever learning
 4 6 |       may sing them among the women in their weaving-shops,
 5 7 |      at all events, religious women—of whom we can truly say, 4967 “
 6 9 |       of youths and worthless women such as are often detected
 7 12|      the wild fancies of weak women. If it be so, I am not ashamed
 8 12|       world, I will fast with women; yea, with religious men
 9 15|   Hence he shuns the sight of women, and particularly of young
10 15|     and particularly of young women, and so far chastens himself
11 16|       he may bite me. We call women mothers who are no older
12 16|    business has a monk in the women’s cells? What is the meaning