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- catalog description "Introduction to the Series / Margaret L. King and Albert Rabil, Jr. -- Introduction to the Translation / Letizia Panizza -- pt. I. The Nobility and Excellence of Women. Ch. I. On the Nobility of the Names Given to the Female Sex. Ch. II. The Causes That Produce Women. Ch. III. Of the Nature and Essence of the Female Sex. Ch. IV. The Reasons for Men's Noble Treatment of Women and the Things They Say about Women. Ch. V. Of Women's Noble Actions and Virtues, Which Greatly Surpass Men's, as Will Be Proved by Reasoning and Example. Ch. VI. A Reply to the Flippant and Vain Reasoning Adopted by Men in Their Own Favor -- pt. II. The Defects of Vices of Men. Ch. IV. Of Wrathful, Eccentric, and Brutal Men. Ch. XII. Of Obstinate and Pertinacious Men.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction to the Series / Margaret L. King and Albert Rabil, Jr. -- Introduction to the Translation / Letizia Panizza -- pt. I. The Nobility and Excellence of Women. Ch. I. On the Nobility of the Names Given to the Female Sex. Ch. II. The Causes That Produce Women. Ch. III. Of the Nature and Essence of the Female Sex. Ch. IV. The Reasons for Men's Noble Treatment of Women and the Things They Say about Women. Ch. V. Of Women's Noble Actions and Virtues, Which Greatly Surpass Men's, as Will Be Proved by Reasoning and Example. Ch. VI. A Reply to the Flippant and Vain Reasoning Adopted by Men in Their Own Favor -- pt. II. The Defects of Vices of Men. Ch. IV. Of Wrathful, Eccentric, and Brutal Men. Ch. XII. Of Obstinate and Pertinacious Men.".