Council,  Canon

 1   1”,7 |            in his book VII on the Jews, that it was a large city
 2   1”,7 |         the entire country of the Jews; and Philo, who says that
 3   3”,7 |         whether they be Greeks or Jews, or they be members of any
 4   3”,7 |          to any of the Greeks and Jews and heretics turning away
 5   4”,18|          out to completion. Those Jews entered into a conspiracy
 6   7”,11|        wafers manufactured by the Jews, or in any way become familiar
 7   7”,11|          become familiar with the Jews or call them in case of
 8   7”,11|     unleavened wafers sent him by Jews, nor indeed be in any way
 9   7”,11|          in any way friendly with Jews, nor when he finds himself
10   7”,12|           offense, neither to the Jews, nor to the Greeks, nor
11   7”,12|           not become a scandal to Jews and Greeks and Christians.
12   7”,16|     according to others among the Jews who accepted the Old Testament,
13   7”,32|       following the custom of the Jews, who made priests only of
14   7”,64|         observed by the imperfect Jews sufficed to provoke God
15   7”,75| Interpretation.~The Lord told the Jews (19:46): “It is written, ‘
16   7”,76|           become sentinels to the Jews and Greeks, and to the Church
17   7”,98|          the priests (just as the Jews offer the breast or a leg
18   8”,8 |          from the religion of the Jews have seen fit to sneer at
19   8”,8 |           to church, but shall be Jews openly in accordance with
20   8”,8 |          admit into church, those Jews who only hypocritically
21   8”,8 |            such persons are to be Jews as they were before, and
22   8”,8 |   disparaging the religion of the Jews, in order that other Jews
23   8”,8 |         Jews, in order that other Jews may be reproved and corrected,
24   8”,18|          give any offense to even Jews and Greeks outside the Church.
25   8”,23|        eight months for converted Jews. Canon VIII of the 7th Ecum.
26   8”,23|           will not have us accept Jews feigning belief, but only
27   8”,23|    criticize the practices of the Jews. Some writers, however,
28   8”,23|          Josephus (concerning the Jews, Book VII, ch. 18) the city
29   8”,23|           Book XV, ch. 13, on the Jews), there were statues of
30   8”,23|   believing nothing more than the Jews, according to divine Epiphanius (
31   8”,23|      heresies, and the Greeks and Jews had a free hand in their
32   8”,23|         book 5, ch. 21), left the Jews and became a Christian,
33   8”,23|    celebrating festivals with the Jews, and celebrating even the
34   8”,23|           after the manner of the Jews (and perhaps on this account
35   8”,23|        Orthodox faith, and to the Jews and heretics who were doing
36   8”,23|       said that they resemble the Jews, or rather to say the demons
37   8”,23|           demons who impelled the Jews to call the Lord possessed,
38   8”,23|       days, and to the matters of Jews and Gentiles: for the prelates
39   8”,23|          for the prelates of both Jews and Gentiles used to have
40   8”,23|           which Judas said to the Jews in betraying the Lord into
41   8”,23|        was in fact taken from the Jews and crucified and buried,
42   8”,23|        like martyrs.” And against Jews (Discourse 5) he says thus: “
43   8”,23|    Octateuch) says that “even the Jews will not bathe with their
44   8”,23|       Paisius, says that when the Jews exclaimed “His blood be
45   8”,23|          and infantileness of the Jews for the sake of keeping
46   8”,23|     offered by the Greeks and the Jews. For just as those people
47   8”,23|           adore the calf. For the Jews learned from this that if
48   8”,23|           these things to secular Jews, how much more He forbids