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 1 Canons,  24|    they glory in the name of Christians they provide the Saracens
 2 Canons,  24|    and necessaries to attack Christians. There are even some who
 3 Canons,  24|  dare to rob Romans or other Christians who sail for trade or other
 4 Canons,  24|   presume to rob shipwrecked Christians, whom by the rule of faith
 5 Canons,  26| declare that the evidence of Christians is to be accepted against
 6 Canons,  26|  their own witnesses against Christians, and that those who prefer
 7 Canons,  26|     those who prefer Jews to Christians in this matter are to lie
 8 Canons,  26|  Jews ought to be subject to Christians and to be supported by them
 9 Canons,  27|      to receive burial among Christians. With regard to the Brabanters,
10 Canons,  27|   practise such cruelty upon Christians that they respect neither
11 Canons,  27|      Paul, grant to faithful Christians who take up arms against