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 1 I    |         who have abandoned their ancestral customs and familiar gods,
 2 XXII |          community cherishes its ancestral customs, once they are established,
 3 XXII |        for them to keep to their ancestral religion, just as it is
 4 XXII |       praise to all who keep the ancestral usages; for he says, And,
 5 XXII |         is impiety to relinquish ancestral laws which allow the marriages 518
 6 XXII |          the Jews to break their ancestral laws which prohibit the
 7 XXII | Christians having forsaken their ancestral usages, and not being one
 8 XXII |         right in forsaking their ancestral usages and in going so far
 9 XXII |           they do not keep their ancestral customs, but would eat of
10 XXII |       God, and out of regard for ancestral usage lingers somewhere
11 Index|     interpretation, 21 and note.~Ancestral usages, 164 f.~Angels, man'