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 1 VII|    consecration to idolatry by idols and in idols yet alive?
 2 VII|       idolatry by idols and in idols yet alive? Not as if an
 3 VII|       which others offer up to idols belong to demons. But if
 4 VII|      demons how much more what idols offered to themselves, when
 5 X  |    they too straightway become idols, both by their dress and
 6 X  |    work so far as concerns the idols; though, without doubt,
 7 X  |   religious rite belongs. "The idols of the heathen," says David, "
 8 X  |   declares that those who make idols will be like them, they
 9 X  |    nothing is more impure than idols. The substances are themselves
10 X  |       with which it is done to idols. If the creature is defiled
11 X  |        offered in sacrifice to idols, you must not touch it,"
12 X  |       out to be an offering to idols; for with this ceremony,
13 X  |      presented in sacrifice to idols, its originators, to whom
14 X  | children, keep yourselves from idols,"--not now from idolatry,
15 X  |    that this attire belongs to idols, both from the history of