Chapter

 1 2 |             when cloaked over. Most men simply regard idolatry as
 2 5 |           been revealed to worthlet men no matter, provided we remember
 3 8 |           are the concupiscences of men. "But there is difference
 4 8 |            When, therefore, we urge men generally to such kinds
 5 8 |           idols are often common to men too; of this also we ought
 6 9 |            all God's power; because men, presuming that we are disposed
 7 10|        vanity. Hence the devil gets men's early faith built up from
 8 11|              are of use likewise to men for medicinal ointments,
 9 12|          conditions?" But what with men is difficult, with God is
10 13|         back what is another's." If men have consecrated for themselves
11 13|            of Me in the presence of men, of him will I too be ashamed,"
12 14|             he, "I wished to please men, I should not be Christ'
13 15|       idolatry is a worship done to men, since it is generally agreed
14 15|      themselves of the nations were men; and so it makes no difference
15 15| superstitious homage be rendered to men of a former age or of this.
16 18|            were the case, of course men of such holiness and constancy
17 19|          this manner, since even on men names of this kind are bestowed.