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 1  6|      BEEN TO ATTAIN FOR THEIR WORSHIP THE SUPREME DOMINION OVER
 2  6|     has its national rites of worship, and adores its local gods:
 3  6|      gods: as the Eleusinians worship Ceres; the Phrygians, Mater;
 4  6|       the Capitol alone, they worship the gods which when angry
 5  6|   weapons, but armed with the worship of their religion; while
 6  7|      the ensigns and gifts of worship. Thence therefore the prophets,
 7  9|     FOOLISH, INASMUCH AS THEY WORSHIP A CRUCIFIED MAN, AND EVEN
 8  9|  PUNISHMENT. THEY ARE SAID TO WORSHIP THE HEAD OF AN ASS, AND
 9  9|   manners. Some say that they worship the virilia of their pontiff
10  9|     wicked men, that they may worship what they deserve. Now the
11 10|       WHATEVER THE CHRISTIANS WORSHIP, THEY STRIVE IN EVERY WAY
12 10|    and to cloak whatever they worship, since honourable things
13 20|   SHOWN LESS PLAINLY THAT THE WORSHIP OF THE GODS HAS ALWAYS BEEN
14 21| either to grieve for what you worship, or to worship that over
15 21|       what you worship, or to worship that over which you grieve?
16 21|    this story, the Galli also worship her by the punishment of
17 23|   people pray to and publicly worship the consecrated images of
18 23|       afterwards it feels the worship flowing from your veneration;
19 25|       arms; and they began to worship those when they were triumphed
20 27|     they may constrain men to worship them, being gorged with
21 27|       and whatever demons you worship, overcome by pain, speak
22 28|      Who is such a fool as to worship this? Who is so much more
23 28|       that it is an object of worship? unless that you even consecrate
24 28|   Isis. Also you offer up and worship the heads of oxen and of
25 29| attribute to our religion the worship of a criminal and his cross,
26 29|      themselves whom they may worship; him alone they propitiate;
27 29| Crosses, moreover, we neither worship nor wish for. You, indeed,
28 31|     in incests: thus also you worship incestuous gods, who have
29 32|  CHRISTIANS CONCEAL WHAT THEY WORSHIP BECAUSE THEY HAVE NO TEMPLES
30 32|       that we conceal what we worship, if we have not temples
31 32|  these are our rites of God's worship; thus, among us, he who
32 32|     certainly the God whom we worship we neither show nor see.
33 37|  mistake of man, and an empty worship of dignity, to glitter in