[19] All this has been admirably stated by George Romanes, whom no one could accuse of misogyny, in his essay on 'the mental differences between men and women.' See Essays (Longmans, 1897), pp. 113 ff. And the statements of the text are supported by Mr. Havelock Ellis' _Man and Woman_ (Contemp. Science Series). Mr. Ellis is sometimes less decisive than Mr. Romanes. But see capp. xiii, xiv. [20] Tennyson's _Princess_; cp. his _Memoir_ by Hallam Tennyson, (Macmillan, 1897), i. 249. [21] Prov. xxxi. 10 ff. [22] 1 Cor. xi. 5. [23] _Lambeth Conference_, 1897. Report on Religious Communities, pp. 57 ff. [24] See Paris, _Quatenus foeminae res publicas in Asia Minore Romanis inperantibus attigerint_ (Paris, 1891). [25] Ramsay, _Paul the Traveller_, p. 268. [26] Mark x. 19; cf. Matt xix. 18, 19; Luke xviii. 20. [27] Cited from Exod. xx. 12 according to the LXX, which assimilates the passage to Deut. v. 16. [28] Col. iii. 21. In 2 Cor. ix. 2, the only other place where the word is used by St. Paul or in the New Testament, it means to _stimulate by emulation_. [29] Accompanied with circumcision and sacrifice. [30] See Dr. Taylor, _The Teaching of the Twelve Apostles_, pp. 55-58, and Sabatier, La _Didache_, pp. 84-88, both very suggestive passages. Cf. Edersheim, _Life and Times of Jesus_, App. xii, and Schuerer, _Jewish People_, Div. ii. vol. ii. pp. 319 ff. [31] 1 Cor. vii. 21, 23. [32] Philem. 16. [33] 1 Tim. vi. 1. {237} DIVISION II. Sec. 6. CHAPTER VI. 10-20. _The personal spiritual struggle._ [Sidenote: _The spiritual struggle_]