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1 1|    cease. For there is no civil injury done unto the excommunicated
2 1|       religion. No violence nor injury is to be offered him, whether
3 1|       is his own misfortune, no injury to thee; nor therefore art
4 1|        acknowledge that such an injury may not be done unto a Jew
5 1|      that he thinks fit. For no injury is thereby done to any one,
6 1| prejudice, and that there be no injury done to any man, either
7 1|        considered, but only the injury done unto men’s neighbours
8 1|         calls bread, he does no injury thereby to his neighbour.