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 1   IV, 2 |       PLATO DID NOT APPROACH THE JEWS.~Wherefore, if they were
 2   IV, 2 |        they did not approach the Jews only, in whose possession
 3   IV, 5 |       the reign of Zedekiah, the Jews having been besieged by
 4   IV, 5 |          afterwards, the captive Jews were restored to their own
 5   IV, 7 |        dominion; for by this the Jews were accustomed to call
 6   IV, 7 |        to call Him Chrestus. The Jews had before been directed
 7   IV, 10|           OF THE FORTUNES OF THE JEWS, AND THEIR GOVERNMENT, UNTIL
 8   IV, 10|          Judas, they were called Jews, and the land which they
 9   IV, 10|         immediately restored the Jews by an edict. Afterwards
10   IV, 10|         on the 23d of March, the Jews crucified Christ. This series
11   IV, 11|  INCARNATION OF CHRIST.~When the Jews often resisted wholesome
12   IV, 11|       the same Cyrus by whom the Jews were restored, thus speaks:
13   IV, 11|      happen. For Isaiah whom the Jews most cruelly slew, cutting
14   IV, 12|       this? This was read by the Jews, who denied Him. If any
15   IV, 12|      destroyed." How then do the Jews both confess and expect
16   IV, 13|  ignorant of the truth, when the Jews also, worshippers (as they
17   IV, 13|           But the reason why the Jews did not understand these
18   IV, 14|       would not believe that the Jews were then deprived of understanding,
19   IV, 14|    memory of men (since even the Jews, who alone had been entrusted
20   IV, 15|     signs of heavenly power, the Jews esteemed Him a magician.
21   IV, 15|       bare; that as He saved the Jews by undergoing circumcision,
22   IV, 15|   recalled them to life. And the Jews, then, when they saw these
23   IV, 15|        read by the people of the Jews for fifteen hundred years
24   IV, 16|        rulers and priests of the Jews, excited with anger because
25   IV, 16|          their condemnation. The Jews, therefore, being often
26   IV, 17|         THE SUPERSTITIONS OF THE JEWS, AND THEIR HATRED AGAINST
27   IV, 17|         the first was, which the Jews practise even now, but of
28   IV, 18|       bribe, delivered up to the Jews the Son of God. But they
29   IV, 18|          of God, the King of the Jews; also His own saying, "Destroy
30   IV, 18|         been put to death by the Jews, would rise again on the
31   IV, 18|          delivered Him up to the Jews, that they themselves might
32   IV, 18|      would come to pass that the Jews would lay hands upon their
33   IV, 18|        which it appears that the Jews had no other hope, unless
34   IV, 19|      respecting the crime of the Jews, than that they were then
35   IV, 20| unwilling to show Himself to the Jews, lest He should lead them
36   IV, 20|       law which was given to the Jews a testament: for unless
37   IV, 20|     named the New Testament. The Jews make use of the Old, we
38   IV, 20|       kingdom, the people of the Jews being deprived and disinherited.
39   IV, 20|       Judah does not signify the Jews, whom He casts off, but
40   IV, 20|       and are called sons of the Jews, which the Sibyl declares
41   IV, 20|         of the blessed, heavenly Jews."~But what that race was
42   IV, 21|        king who would subdue the Jews, and level their cities
43   IV, 21|       the name and nation of the Jews, and did all things which
44   IV, 26|          and lofty sign. And the Jews even now exhibit a figure
45   IV, 26|          being slain by the same Jews, is the salvation of all
46    V, 3 |         was put to flight by the Jews, and having collected a
47    V, 3 |         you have read, since the Jews, who from the beginning
48    V, 3 |       suppose Him to be, and the Jews then supposed Him, if all
49    V, 23|         before given them to the Jews, whose successors and posterity
50  VII, 1 |         second advent, which the Jews also both confess and hope
51  VII, 1 |     separate subject against the Jews, in which we shall convict