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1 Ana | worship the same God as the Jews, but, Unlike them, we acknowledge
2 Ana | Him was made Flesh. The Jews misunderstood His Advent,
3 V | although the vanquisher of the Jews; no Pius, no Verus, sanctioned?
4 VII | were strangers to her: the Jews indeed peculiarly so, from
5 XVI | he relates that, when the Jews had been liberated, or as
6 XVI(42)| the peculiar habits of the Jews on that day. Comp. Tibullus,
7 XVIII | demanded books from the Jews also, at the suggestion
8 XVIII | were writings which the Jews alone possessed, peculiar
9 XVIII | had ever pleaded with the Jews, as being the household
10 XVIII | patriarchs. Those who are now Jews were formerly Hebrews: consequently
11 XVIII | was also allowed by the Jews to employ seventy-two interpreters 52
12 XVIII | Hebrew writings. But the Jews also constantly read them
13 XIX | special law was sent to the Jews by God. Thereafter the other
14 XXI | worship the same God as the Jews, but, unlike them, we acknowledge
15 XXI | Him, was made Flesh. The Jews misunderstood His Advent,
16 XXI | ancient documents of the Jews, although most people know,
17 XXI | association in name with the Jews, as we surely ought to do
18 XXI | indeed as a man, such as the Jews judged Him to be; so that
19 XXI | different from that of the Jews 62. ~We must therefore say
20 XXI | God. So highly were the Jews favoured by God because
21 XXI(62)| the heathen. 'You are not Jews,' a heathen might say, '
22 XXI(62)| to worship the God of the Jews : you pay no respect to
23 XXI | was to come to pass. The Jews also knew that Christ was
24 XXI | masters and leaders of the Jews were convicted, they were
25 XXI | archives 67. After that the Jews took Him down from the cross
26 XXI | hands of the persecuting Jews, suffering willingly indeed
27 XXI | worshipped. For, to answer the Jews,—they themselves also learnt
28 XLVII | they are, dark even to the Jews themselves, to whom they
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