Chapter

 1 II  |    Himself? On the contrary  idolatry in His eyes is the crowning
 2 IV  |    it not in connection with idolatry, above all, that you have
 3 IV  |      the shows is based upon idolatry, beyond all doubt that will
 4 IV  |  shows, which, through their idolatry, have been given over to
 5 IV  |    at once from the taint of idolatry, and as not coming within
 6 V   |  that the thing springs from idolatry. The Liberalia, under the
 7 VI  |   dead. But in the matter of idolatry, it makes no difference
 8 VI  |     cases; there is the same idolatry; there is on our part the
 9 VI  |   solemn renunciation of all idolatry.~
10 VII |      tainted with the sin of idolatry, their foundress, they must
11 VII | images to grace it, there is idolatry in one; though there be
12 VII |      of Jupiter: anything of idolatry whatever, whether meanly
13 IX  |       too, in the colours of idolatry; for at first these were
14 IX  |   and sea, or autumn. But as idolatry of every kind is condemned
15 X   |  held free from the taint of idolatry whose inventors have got
16 X   |  first, among other evils of idolatry, the pollutions of the public
17 XI  |  dead. What wonder, then, if idolatry pollutes the combat-parade
18 XII |    sacrifices; and these are idolatry: for idolatry, in fact,
19 XII |      these are idolatry: for idolatry, in fact, is a sort of homage
20 XII |  different kinds; yet, since idolatry still cleaves to the dignity'
21 XIII|    different ways the sin of idolatry clings to the shows, in
22 XIV |    established the charge of idolatry, which alone ought to be