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 1 1 |     without the circumstance of dress and ornament? In it are
 2 13|   matters of his kind either in dress, or in food, or in any other
 3 16|       idol. In short, I find no dress cursed by God, except a
 4 16|        by God, except a woman's dress on a man: for "cursed,"
 5 16|         The toga, however, is a dress of manly name as well as
 6 18|                    CHAP. XVIII. DRESS AS CONNECTED WITH IDOLATRY.~
 7 18| apparatus of office. There is a dress proper to every one, as
 8 18|   Babylon and Egypt through the dress of barbaric nobility; so
 9 18|         His head;" unadorned in dress, for else He had not said,
10 18|        unbe d every soldier. No dress is lawful among us, if assigned