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 1 VI   |   Christians--I mean zeal in the worship of the gods, the point in
 2 X    |                   X.~"You do not worship the gods," you say; " and
 3 X    |        at all the objects of our worship. So we are accused of sacrilege
 4 X    |       once rejects it. We do not worship your gods, because we know
 5 X    |         to whom they refused all worship were indeed divine. But
 6 XII  |         is these objects of your worship have no sense of the injuries
 7 XIII |        First, indeed, seeing you worship, some one god, and some
 8 XIII |      offence to those you do not worship. You cannot continue to
 9 XIII |        departed emperors, as you worship them in life. The gods will
10 XIV  |     death, that he overthrew the worship of the gods. Plainly, at
11 XV   |          them. What then do they worship, since their objects of
12 XV   |           since their objects of worship are different from yours?
13 XVI  |        we too are devoted to the worship of the same image. But the
14 XVI  |       image there. Yet surely if worship was rendered to any visible
15 XVI  |       that all the more that the worship, however unreasonable, had
16 XVI  |         goddess Epona objects of worship with you. It is this, perhaps,
17 XVI  |       you in us, that while your worship here is universal, we do
18 XVI  |          the cross. But you also worship victories, for in your trophies
19 XVI  |          Romans is all through a worship of the standards, a setting
20 XVI  |        perhaps, though we do not worship the orb of day painted on
21 XVII |          XVII.~The object of our worship is the One God, He who by
22 XXI  |        denying the object of his worship, and transferring his worship
23 XXI  |    worship, and transferring his worship and homage to another; and,
24 XXI  |       transference, he ceases to worship the god he has repudiated.
25 XXI  |        tortures, we cry out, "We worship God through Christ." Count
26 XXIII|       are to believe in Him, and worship Him, after the manner of
27 XXIV |       that these objects of your worship are really gods, is it not
28 XXIV |      Caesar himself! Let one man worship God, another Jupiter; let
29 XXIV |          so that I may no longer worship according to my inclination,
30 XXIV | inclination, but am compelled to worship against it. Not even a human
31 XXIV |        Romans, because we do not worship the gods of Rome. It is
32 XXIV |          you liberty is given to worship any god but the true God,
33 XXIV |        rather the God all should worship, to whom all belong.~
34 XXV  |       divine are the beings they worship, that those prosper beyond
35 XXV  |      Whom did Jupiter and Saturn worship? A Sterculus, I suppose.
36 XXXIV|         the emperor. Give up all worship of, and belief in, any other
37 XXXIX|    during the night they have to worship God; they talk as those
38 XL   |         other gods of its own to worship; and further, because, as
39 XLI  | inflicted on you by the gods you worship out of spite to us, why