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Methodius' Derivation of the Word Virginity: Wholly Divine; Virtue, in Greek--ἀρετή, Whence So Called.
xi.iii.ix.i
The Lofty Mind and Constancy of the Sacred Virgins; The Introduction of Virgins into the Blessed Abodes Before Others.xi.iii.ix.ii
The Lot and Inheritance of Virginity.xi.iii.ix.iii
Exhortation to the Cultivation of Virginity; A Passage from the Apocalypse is Proposed to Be Examined.xi.iii.ix.iv
The Woman Who Brings Forth, to Whom the Dragon is Opposed, the Church; Her Adornment and Grace.xi.iii.ix.v
The Works of the Church, the Bringing Forth of Children in Baptism; The Moon in Baptism, the Full Moon of Christ's Passion.xi.iii.ix.vi
The Child of the Woman in the Apocalypse Not Christ, But the Faithful Who are Born in the Laver.xi.iii.ix.vii
The Faithful in Baptism Males, Configured to Christ; The Saints Themselves Christs.xi.iii.ix.viii
The Son of God, Who Ever Is, is To-Day Begotten in the Minds and Sense of the Faithful.xi.iii.ix.ix
The Dragon, the Devil; The Stars Struck from Heaven by the Tail of the Dragon, Heretics; The Numbers of the Trinity, that Is, the Persons Numbered; Errors Concerning Them.xi.iii.ix.x
The Woman with the Male Child in the Wilderness the Church; The Wilderness Belongs to Virgins and Saints; The Perfection of Numbers and Mysteries; The Equality and Perfection of the Number Six; The Number Six Related to Christ; From This Number, Too, the Creation and Harmony of the World Completed.xi.iii.ix.xi
Virgins are Called to the Imitation of the Church in the Wilderness Overcoming the Dragon.xi.iii.ix.xii
The Seven Crowns of the Beast to Be Taken Away by Victorious Chastity; The Ten Crowns of the Dragon, the Vices Opposed to the Decalogue; The Opinion of Fate the Greatest Evil.xi.iii.ix.xiii
The Doctrine of Mathematicians Not Wholly to Be Despised, When They are Concerned About the Knowledge of the Stars; The Twelve Signs of the Zodiac Mythical Names.xi.iii.ix.xiv
Arguments from the Novelty of Fate and Generation; That Golden Age, Early Men; Solid Arguments Against the Mathematicians.xi.iii.ix.xv
Several Other Things Turned Against the Same Mathematicians.xi.iii.ix.xvi
The Lust of the Flesh and Spirit: Vice and Virtue.xi.iii.ix.xvii