Demonstrating quadratic residues through three different lemmas

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I'm trying to prove that 7 is quadratic residue module 29 using Euler's and Gauss's lemmas. The demonstration with Euler's was immediate (since $7^{14} \equiv 1 \pmod {29} $), But I don't know how to start building the polynomial used in the gauss lemma. Is there a second form of the gauss lemma?