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 1 XII  |          myths. As to the actual images, I regard hem as simply
 2 XII  |     homage to statues and frigid images, the very counterpart of
 3 XVI  |         all gods. Well, as those images decking out the standards
 4 XXI  |       itself under the names and images of dead, the labours to
 5 XXV  |          was not yet a matter of images or temples. It was frugal
 6 XXV  |      have still, as there remain images of captive deities. And
 7 XXVII|      offered, under profaning of images and the deification of human
 8 XXIX | protection of their statues, and images, and temples, which rather
 9 XLI  |         whom God is despised and images are worshipped. It should
10 L    |        you put inscriptions upon images, and cut out epitaphs on