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Yes, you Jews. I say, do I address you; you, who till this very day, deny the Son of God. How long, poor wretches, will ye not believe the truth? Truly I doubt whether a Jew can be really human, for he will neither yield to human reasoning, nor accept the authorities which are both God's and his own.
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Peter the Venerable (c. 1092–1156), Tractatus contra Judaeos 3, PL 189. 551A.

 
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