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 1 3 |         AND MEANING OF THE NAME.~Idol in ancient times there was
 2 3 |         a temple, and without an idol. But when the devil introduced
 3 3 |     which in any way produces an idol instantly became a fount
 4 3 |         an embroiderer weave the idol; because neither is it a
 5 3 |          of material, whether an idol be formed of gypsum, or
 6 3 |        For since even without an idol idolatry is committed, when
 7 3 |  idolatry is committed, when the idol is there it makes no difference
 8 3 |          that only to be held an idol which is consecrated in
 9 3 |           claims to be called an idol. Hence idolatry is "all
10 3 |          and service about every idol." Hence also, every artificer
11 3 |      also, every artificer of an idol is guilty of one and the
12 4 |       CATEGORY.~God prohibits an idol as much to be made as to
13 4 |   proclaims, "Thou shall make no idol;" and by conjoining, "Nor
14 4 |         every artificer of every idol. In short, the same Enoch
15 6 | CONDEMNED BY BAPTISM. TO MAKE AN IDOL IS, IN FACT, TO WORSHIP
16 8 |     without the confiction of an idol. The plasterer knows both
17 8 |          come in contact with an idol indeed and with the things
18 8 |      which are appropriate to an idol; since, moreover, the things
19 10|      dedicated to any particular idol), he is shunned as an idolater.
20 10|       consecrated publicly to an idol? The Minervalia are as much
21 10|          thing takes place on an idol's birthday; every pomp of
22 11|       the most part, without the idol, by burnings of odours;
23 11|    easily carried on without the idol, than without the ware of
24 15|      ceremony) also? If it is an idol's honour, without doubt
25 15|         honour, without doubt an idol's honour is idolatry. If
26 15|      laurels will pertain. To an idol you will have done whatever
27 16|         from honours done to any idol. In short, I find no dress
28 16|      service to a man, not to an idol. Clearly, if invited unto
29 16|        is service peculiar to an idol; but neither will I furnish
30 19|      vain thing," that is, in an idol. Whoever, therefore, honours
31 19|   Whoever, therefore, honours an idol with the name of God, has