Chapter

 1 II  |         He done this that men may set up a worship in opposition
 2 II  |         guilty in God's eyes, and set up his own supremacy.~
 3 IV  |          and his angels. We shall set forth, then, their several
 4 V   |        the name of religion, they set up in their new home public
 5 VII | priesthoods, how many offices are set astir, is known to the inhabitants
 6 VIII|         as Hermeteles affirms, is set up in public to the Sun;
 7 VIII|           on this account that we set before you to whom places
 8 X   |         too, who, when images are set up, under these names carry
 9 X   |        images, and histories they set up for their own ends the
10 XVII|         gains, their praises, are set forth, and that even in
11 XIX |          more able than myself to set forth fully the whole subject,
12 XIX |         withal be incomplete than set memory a-working.~
13 XX  |           because He sees. Are we set, then, on playing the madman