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 1   2, 24(61)|          he has shewn, that the Hebrews held, in common with Plato,
 2   2, 24(61)|      styles the Theology of the Hebrews on the Second Cause, the
 3   2, 93    |       in ancient times with the Hebrews through Prophets, men who
 4   2, 96    |       are preached of among the Hebrews, the rudiments of the Divine
 5   3, 3     | foretold in the language of the Hebrews, (and) have been published
 6   3, 59    |        to Him; which, among the Hebrews, attaches89 in like manner
 7   3, 59    |       all: -- the custom of the Hebrews intimating (this) of the
 8   4, 4     |       formerly) arose among the Hebrews; and they have accordingly,
 9   4, 6     |         who gave the law to the Hebrews, nor the Prophets who came
10   4, 12(33)|   things from the Gospel of the Hebrews, and also the Syriac one.
11   4, 12(33)|       Gospel (so called) of the Hebrews, does not appear to have
12   5, 3     |        only), but that of those Hebrews, friends of God, who arose
13   5, 3     |        it thus on record of the Hebrews, that "wisdom came to the
14   5, 3     |        Chaldeans alone, and the Hebrews purely worshipped the Essence
15   5, 6     |         new, but is that of the Hebrews, the ancient friends of