num latet aut dubium est animas de semine Iacob exilium gentile pati, quas Persica regna captivas retinent atque in sua foedera cogunt? illic natali desuescunt vivere ritu moribus et patriis exutae in barbara iura degenerant linguamque novam vestemquesequuntur, deque profanato discunt sordescere cultu nutricemque abolent petulanti e pectore Sion.
Is it not known beyond doubt that the souls of the seed of Jacob suffer exile among the Gentiles, held in captivity by the realms of Persia and compelled to join with them? There they forget the way of life to which they were born, and shedding their native manners, debase themselves to obey heathen laws, adopt new speech and dress, learn to befoul themselves with unhallowed worship, and efface from their froward heart all thought of Zion, their nurse.
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