Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3, 0,18|    piety, without love for your neighbour, without works of clemency,
 2 4, 1,3 |        degrees of anger at your neighbour. The ordinary city court
 3 4, 1,3 |           is to express to your neighbour, extreme contempt or rejection:
 4 4, 1,3 |        evoke any anger from his neighbour through unkind feelings.
 5 4, 1,3 |    satisfying the needs of your neighbour is prescribed: “Give to
 6 4, 1,3 |       Christian love toward the neighbour, for example, will not allow
 7 4, 1,3 |         a commandment “Hate thy neighbour!” yet evidently, the Jews
 8 4, 1,3 | commandment on love toward your neighbour, inasmuch as they regarded
 9 4, 1,3 |       inasmuch as they regarded neighbour as being those, who was
10 4, 1,5 |     committed against us by our neighbour — inasmuch as in not forgiving
11 4, 1,7 |   instructs us not to judge our neighbour, protect holy things from
12 4, 1,7 |        and malevolence toward a neighbour. If in general, judging
13 4, 1,7 |        If in general, judging a neighbour and his actions was forbidden,
14 4, 1,7 |      itself of the actions of a neighbour. Because inasmuch as in