Chapter

 1  6|     with many honours, and the names of priests; in that, when
 2 18|      His name. We have need of names when a multitude is to be
 3 18|     special characteristics of names; to God, who is alone, the
 4 18|     Take away the additions of names, and you will behold His
 5 19|    Minerva, and this kind, are names for other things, not for
 6 19|  matters themselves and in the names by which he expresses them;
 7 20|        God, although with many names; so that any one might think
 8 21|        were called by the same names; as the passage of the comic
 9 21| Jupiter are as numerous as his names. Erigone was hanged from
10 22|        each of them left their names to the memory of posterity.