The Subjection of Women · Character
St. Paul
Apostle whose writings on women are referenced in the argument.
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Also known as St. Paul
First appearance: i
St. Paul shows up with force in Chapter III. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Referenced in the context of historical examples of women rulers.
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In Chapter III: Referenced in the context of historical examples of women rulers. Later, in Chapter IV: The Benefits of Equality and the Influence of Women: Not directly mentioned in this chapter; omitted from active…
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