Book, Chapter

 1      I, 5 |         that the abundance of my homage would be deemed superstition
 2      I, 27|       you are willing to pay him homage, for the sake of appearances,
 3      I, 27|      matter from that obsequious homage you pay to the god whom
 4     II, 22| sacrifices, as calling off their homage from idols to God; and if
 5     II, 22|         afterwards rejected this homage, saying, "To what purpose
 6     II, 22|       never really required such homage for Himself. For He says, "
 7     II, 22|          the sense of respectful homage to God, who did not so much
 8     II, 22|         the consideration of the homage give them pleasure? Were,
 9     IV, 17|         from the human race (the homage due to that) Creator, who,
10      V, 9 |        To whom shall all thus do homage, but Christ? "His name shall
11      V, 13|  invective he utters) in perfect homage to the law of God, not as