Book, Chapter

 1       I, XI     |      took in marriage Sava,21 a woman of Canaan. By her he had
 2       I, XVIII  |    doing so. If any one cause a woman35 to miscarry, he shall
 3       I, XXIV   |         years, until Deborah, a woman, restored them to their
 4       I, XXIV   |         protected by means of a woman. But it is worthy of notice,
 5       I, XXVI   |        slain by a stone which a woman threw, after holding the
 6       I, XXVI   |       not to be expected from a woman, did not refuse to die;
 7       I, XXVII  | disaster, destroyed by fire the woman who had been the cause of
 8       I, XXXVI  |        him. Then, by means of a woman whose entrails a spirit
 9       I, XXXVIII|         a guilty way Bersabe, a woman of remarkable beauty. She
10       I, XXXVIII|         number of his wives the woman who was now free from the
11       I, XXXIX  |     dead child, while the other woman slept, insidiously substituted
12       I, XXXIX  |       feeling displayed by this woman that she was the true mother,
13       I, XLIII  |      the oil in the vessel, the woman did not hesitate to believe
14       I, XLV    |        little oil the debt of a woman was paid by the oil being
15      II, I      |   certain man called Joachis, a woman of remarkable Beauty, was
16      II, XII    |  mention of such an illustrious woman. This is all the more convincing
17      II, XII    |         the king in marriage, a woman of marvelous beauty. Being
18      II, XII    |      Consequently, when a young woman was sought niger to take
19      II, XVI    |        known to Judith (a widow woman of great wealth, and remarkable
20      II, XVI    |         offered violence to the woman, he fell asleep. Judith,
21      II, XLVI   |         were a certain Agape, a woman of no mean origin, and a