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 1        1, XXII  |      Celsus, without condemning circumcision as practised by the Jews,
 2        1, XXII  |    their knowledge. The rite of circumcision, however, which began with
 3        2, I     |   fearing them that were of the circumcision;" and the rest of the Jews,
 4        2, I     |         sent to minister to the circumcision, when they who "seemed to
 5        2, I     |      devoting themselves to the circumcision, the latter might preach
 6        2, I     |        they who preached to the circumcision withdrew and separated themselves
 7        2, II    | teachers of Christianity to the circumcision, I do not deem it out of
 8        2, VII   |       to abstain from corporeal circumcision, and from a literal Sabbath,
 9        2, XIII  |      account of the practice of circumcision, as mutilating themselves
10        2, XIII  |         for the evidence of the circumcision is sufficient to ensure
11        2, LII   |        had observed the rite of circumcision transmitted by tradition,
12        5, XLI   |        they observe the rite of circumcision, for this was done by the
13        5, XLVII |       XLVII.~Now the reason why circumcision is practised among the Jews
14        5, XLVII |       to be considered the same circumcision. And as he who sacrifices
15        5, XLVII |        one performs the rite of circumcision, it by no means follows
16        5, XLVII |        a different act from the circumcision performed upon another.
17        5, XLVII |        about the breast. And so circumcision will be a different thing
18        5, XLVIII|       then, pride themselves on circumcision, they will separate it not
19        5, XLVIII|       who underwent the rite of circumcision along with his father. The
20        5, XLVIII|   father. The Jews say that the circumcision performed on the eighth
21        5, XLVIII|     eighth day is the principal circumcision, and that which is performed
22        5, XLVIII|      where the angel before the circumcision of Eliezer was able to work
23        5, XLVIII|         The blood of my child's circumcision is stayed," but according
24        5, XLVIII|  powerless through the blood of circumcision. For which reason the words
25        5, XLVIII|       had undergone the rite of circumcision in His own person, all the
26        6, XXXIV |        earthly church, and from circumcision; and a power flowing from
27        6, XXXV  |        an earthly church and of circumcision," was probably taken from
28        6, XXXV  |      better world; and that the circumcision described in the law was
29        6, XXXV  |         law was a symbol of the circumcision performed there, in a certain