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1  2,4|     King of all men, whether Jews or Gentiles, and therefore
2  2,4|   bull, the animal which the Jews used to sacrifice. The Evangelist
3  7,1|    their faith to Pagans and Jews, therefore, before the chanting
4  7,1|      and that with which the Jews met Christ on the occasion
5  8,2| which Judas’ treason and the Jews’ malice are denounced, then
6  8,2|   from the conference of the Jews to the Saviour’s death).
7  8,3|      in commemoration of the Jews’ deliverance out of Egyptian
8  8,3|   were smeared preserved the Jews from the angel who was smiting
9 11  |      Jesus, we are shown the Jews who betrayed Him and put