Book, Chapter

1    6     |       All people have regarded virginity as something sacred, and
2    6     |       in which to weep for her virginity upon the mountains of Gelboe;
3    6     |     and the violation of their virginity was a capital crime which
4    6     | immortals have preserved their virginity, Diana, Minerva, et cet.
5    6     |       But taken in that sense, virginity is rather a moral inclination,
6    6     |     methods for preserving the virginity of the young and beautiful
7    6     |  spiritual.~St. Paul counseled virginity and most of the apostolic