Chapter

1 1 |     The principal crime of the human race, the highest guilt
2 3 |        former rude business of human disaster attained from idols
3 3 |        which is consecrated in human shape. To establish this
4 4 |        things, therefore, does human error worship, except the
5 10|       be trained unto ordinary human intelligence, or unto any
6 12|       as to the necessities of human maintenance, if--after faith
7 12|        the universal series of human superstition; whether appropriated
8 15| extolled beyond the measure of human honour, unto the resemblance
9 18|     between the divine and the human sacrament, the standard