Chapter

 1 III |       For this lapse, too, into idolatry, sister to adultery, it
 2 III |         from Him, especially to idolatry.~
 3 IV  |    given occasion by forbidding idolatry. For otherwise martyrdoms
 4 IV  |      judgments upon a punished, idolatry. For if the keeping of a
 5 IV  |        when on my guard against idolatry. And certainly (in the case
 6 V   |        the God by whom likewise idolatry is forbidden and punished.
 7 V   |     strives against and opposes idolatry. But to strive against and
 8 V   |         martyrdom contends with idolatry, not from some malice which
 9 V   |  kindness; for it delivers from idolatry. Who will not proclaim that
10 V   |        good which delivers from idolatry? What else is the opposition
11 V   |       is the opposition between idolatry and martyrdom, than that
12 V   |         be martyrdom as much as idolatry to be death. He who will
13 VIII|   namely, that they must resist idolatry to the death. For they remembered
14 VIII|      summoned to the service of idolatry, had refused compliance,
15 XIII| anywhere He tears men away from idolatry, what more than martyrdoms