Book,  Paragraph

 1 III,  11|          no boy ever gets bald, no woman, and no castrated man. In
 2 III,  19|            are the most copious in woman. The blood of these discharges
 3   v,  19|       threads thus unwound; a Coan woman of the name of Pamphila,
 4 VII,  1 |           for while in general the woman’s voice is higher than the
 5 VII,  1 |        that growth ceases when the woman has given birth to three
 6 VII,  4 |           girl.~Of all animals the woman and the mare are most inclined
 7 VII,  4 |        striking example: a certain woman, having committed adultery,
 8 VII,  4 |          has also occurred where a woman, being pregnant of twins,
 9 VII,  4 |          case it happened that the woman was first delivered of a
10 VII,  6 | generations, as in the case of the woman in Elis, who committed adultery
11 VII,  6 |           this case it was not the woman’s own daughter but the daughter’
12 VII,  6 |       There was once upon a time a woman who had intercourse with
13 VII,  9 |          if during the process the woman while exerting force with
14 VII,  11|      breast is so spongy that if a woman in drinking happen to swallow
15  IX,  1 |            their perfection. Hence woman is more compassionate than