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Clement of Rome Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. VII, Two Epistles Concerning Virginity… (1885)

Chapter IV.—Conduct of the Holy Man Where There are Women Only.
But if we chance to come into a place where there are no Christian men, but all the believers are women and maidens, [1] and they press us to pass the night there in that place, we call them all together to some suitable place, [2] and ask them how they do; and according to that which we learn from them, and what we see to be their state of mind, we address them in a suitable manner, as men fearing God.
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Clement of Rome Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol. VII, Two Epistles Concerning Virginity… (1885)

We do everything as for their edification. And as to those who are married, we speak to them in the Lord in a manner suited to them. And if, moreover, the day decline and the eventide draw on, we select, in order to pass the night there, a woman who is aged and the most exemplary [5] of them all; and we speak to her to give us a place all to ourselves, where no woman enters, nor maiden.
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