Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XXI|       has humbly saluted, or one woman has praised with foolish
 2     II, IV |         surrounded us, a certain woman, whose son had recently
 3     II, VI |          head. Martin, though no woman had hitherto touched him,
 4     II, VI |       imperial banquets. Blessed woman! worthy, by the display
 5     II, VII| statement of yours lead, that no woman was ever said to have stood
 6     II, XI |      denied very strongly that a woman could, in inconsistent fashion,
 7     II, XI |       sword-did you ever see any woman standing there, or fighting?'
 8     II, XI |          him), said: ' Let not a woman enter the camp of men, but
 9     II, XI |        in the plain, but let the woman keep herself within the
10     II, XII|        received, through another woman, her praiseworthy apology,
11    III, IX | Refrigerius is my witness that a woman, suffering from an issue
12    III, IX |         after the example of the woman mentioned in the Gospel,