Book, Chapter

1 pref,   0|      speak the language of every race; and warn every one who
2 pref,   0|         but the condition of our race would have been much more
3 pref,   0| father-in-law, a man of an alien race, for ruling and administering
4   2,  15 |      that books which the Jewish race were unwilling, either from
5   2,  28 |         the books of that Hebrew race, among whom the worship
6   3,  19 |         time, of propagating the race; and what they themselves,
7   3,  34 |      descent, in feeling, not in race; but the prophet, in his
8   4,  21 |        all the sins of the human race. Whence also the Lord says, '
9   4,  30 |          temporal welfare of her race, that God would put fit