Book, Chapter

 1        1, VI   |        hinting, I suppose, at the practices of those who expel evil
 2        1, VI   |     Himself is guilty of the same practices, He is a wicked man; but
 3        1, XXXVI|           genealogists--all which practices were forbidden to the Jews--
 4        1, XXXVI|  attempted to establish some such practices amongst themselves. There
 5        2, I    |          another name, and to the practices of another life?"~
 6        2, LVIII|           were guilty of juggling practices, and who pretended to have
 7        3, LVI  |         wicked is reduced through practices of that kind, and the judgments
 8        4, XXVI |           and who teach that such practices are not wholly contrary
 9        4, XXVII| Christians. Of a truth, such evil practices do not at all prevail among
10        5, VI   |           all who investigate the practices of the Jews, and compare
11        6, IV   |          to have risen above such practices, nevertheless they will
12        6, XXXIX|           some who do employ such practices in the presence of the simple (
13        6, XL   |     existence of any such alleged practices!~
14        6, LXXX |          who employ none of these practices, he did not merely refuse