Book, Chapter

 1   VII, 20|        was disciplined in Jewish customs, (in reality) despised them.
 2   VII, 22|          live conformably to the customs of the Jews, alleging that
 3    IX, 7 |        continues, preserving its customs and tradition, not discerning
 4    IX, 12|         state what also are the (customs) of the Jews, and what are
 5    IX, 13| observance of their own peculiar customs, and in this way bring them
 6    IX, 21|        continue in the primitive customs, they would not even touch
 7    IX, 23|         Essenes who use the same customs and prescribed method of
 8    IX, 23|   themselves practise the Jewish customs; and these, both in respect
 9    IX, 24|         these also adhere to the customs of the law, saying that
10    IX, 25|        of diligence, lavished on customs legally enacted in reference
11    IX, 25|       once more into the ancient customs, that it may fulfil the