Chapter

 1 1|          Poland. Another threat to Christians has been the influence of
 2 1|       influence was strong because Christians and Jews were living in
 3 2|          now practically devoid of Christians. ~The Jews have so replaced
 4 2|          Jews have so replaced the Christians that some parishes are about
 5 3|       addition to the harm done to Christians in these regards, other
 6 3|          flaunt authority over the Christians they are living with. It
 7 3|           now even commonplace for Christians and Jews to intermingle
 8 3|          that Jews fearlessly keep Christians of both sexes in their houses
 9 3|          wealth and inheritance of Christians. Even if they borrow money
10 3|          if they borrow money from Christians at heavy and undue interest
11 3|            the money borrowed from Christians in their commercial dealings;
12 4|         our holy religion, incited Christians to destroy them. This resulted
13 5|       property they had taken from Christians or had acquired by usury;
14 5| predecessors. Alexander IIIforbade Christians under heavy penalties to
15 5|        Jews were being received by Christians into their cities, warns
16 5|          fitting for Jews to serve Christians rather than vice versa and
17 5|           may be very dangerous to Christians." Innocent IV, also, in
18 6|       living in the same cities as Christians, We will say that all those