Book, Chapter

 1      I, 20|     gain all, to the Jews, as a Jew, and to them that were under
 2      I, 24|        Creator's subjects, both Jew and Christian, are all excepted.
 3    III, 6 |       themselves too that is, a Jew (only a renegade and a destroyer
 4    III, 7 |       his errors along with the Jew himself, from whom he has
 5    III, 8 |       to borrow poison from the Jew "the asp," as the adage
 6     IV, 18|      but the Creator, even as a Jew, especially as a prophet.
 7     IV, 35| submitting the Samaritan to the Jew, inasmuch as "salvation
 8      V, 3 |         the Jews he became as a Jew, that he might gain the
 9      V, 5 |         to have known (both the Jew by his knowledge of the
10      V, 5 |      Creator, (as Him whom both Jew and Gentile as yet have)
11      V, 11|           properly refer to the Jew, over whose gaze Moses'
12      V, 13|       one that beheveth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek;
13      V, 13|        clips the desh; and "the Jew which is one inwardly" will
14      V, 13|         as he also is who is "a Jew outwardly;" because the
15      V, 13|         not to have mentioned a Jew at all, unless he were a
16      V, 17|         races had offended both Jew and Gentile), "in one body,"