Book, Chapter

 1        1, LVII|   appears to have been born, one Judas, a Galilean, gathered around
 2        2, X   |        unto them, "I am He." And Judas also, who betrayed Him,
 3        2, XI  |         Gospels; calling the one Judas, however, "many disciples,"
 4        2, XI  |       that is related concerning Judas; how this Judas, having
 5        2, XI  |       concerning Judas; how this Judas, having come to entertain
 6        2, XI  |         regard to the purpose of Judas, that along with his covetous
 7        2, XI  |        it is related that, "when Judas, who betrayed Him, knew
 8        2, XI  |    himself. But if this covetous Judas, who also stole the money
 9        2, XI  |       Jesus had over this sinner Judas, this thief and traitor,
10        2, XI  |        show that the apostasy of Judas was not a complete apostasy,
11        2, XI  |       make a statement regarding Judas which may overwhelm our
12        2, XI  |        contains a prophecy about Judas, the beginning of which
13        2, XI  |         in this psalm, both that Judas separated himself from the
14        2, XI  | possessed by a worse spirit than Judas, and who had completely
15        2, XII |       school of Cleanthes; while Judas did not remain so much as
16        2, XII |      against Jesus on account of Judas. Even the Pythagoreans erected
17        2, XX  |        the predictions regarding Judas, or the foreknowledge of
18        2, XX  |    argument. Now, in Ps. cviii., Judas is spoken of by the mouth
19        2, LXIV|      same appearance, viz., that Judas, when about to betray Him,
20        2, LXV |      been substituted in room of Judas); and after them He appeared
21        6, XI  |       does not amount to thirty. Judas of Galilee also, as Luke