Charles Spurgeon preaching from Romans 16 (v. 3 "Greet Priscilla and Aquila"):
"I should not wonder but he put them in order according to quality rather than according to the rule of sex. He named Priscilla, first, because she was first in energy of character and attainments in Divine Grace. There is a precedence which, in Christ, is due to the woman when she becomes the leader in devotion and manifests the stronger mind in the things of God. It is well when Nature and Grace both authorize our saying, 'Aquila and Priscilla,' but it is not amiss when Grace outruns Nature and we hear of, 'Priscilla and Aquila.'"
SO what? Who in the world disagrees with this?
What could be more meaningless than posting quotes that do not address the subject being discussed.