Book V - Snyder Bible

The Preaching of Simeon Kefa 295
Chapter XXXII: Stubborn Facts
fully argued, my son; but I, as I said at first, am prevented by
my own consciousness from according assent to all this incomparable
statement of yours. For I know both my own Genesis
and that of my wife, and I know that those things have
been done which our Genesis prescribed to each of us; and I
cannot now be withdrawn by words from those things which I
have ascertained by facts and deeds. In short, since I perceive
that you are excellently skilled in this sort of learning, hear the
horoscope of my wife, and you shall find the configuration
whose issue has occurred. For she had Mars with Venus above
the centre, and the Moon setting in the houses of Mars and the
confines of Saturn. Now this configuration leads women to be
adulteresses, and to love their own slaves, and to end their
days in foreign travel and in waters. And this has so come to
pass. For she fell in love with her slave, and fearing at once
danger and reproach, she fled with him, and going abroad,
where she satisfied her love
Chapter XXXIII: An Approaching Recognition
married to the slave, as indeed I had not even discovered that
she loved him. But after she was gone, my brother gave me the
whole story, telling me that first she had loved him, but he,
bed with the stain of incest. But she, being both afraid of me
and unable to bear the terrible reproaches (and yet she should
not be blamed for that to which her Genesis compelled her),
a vision, who ordered me to leave the city without delay with
that of my sons, I immediately sent away her and the children,