Book, Chapter

 1        1, LX  |            and they brought these offerings after they had learned the
 2        7, LXII|       these for gods, and not for offerings consecrated to the service
 3        7, LXVI|        them for gods, but only as offerings dedicated to the gods."
 4        7, LXVI|           clear that they are the offerings of men who were in error
 5        8, XVII|           and gifts which are fit offerings to God are the work of no
 6        8, XXI |          are properly called idol offerings, or, still better, offerings
 7        8, XXI |      offerings, or, still better, offerings to demons, although, in
 8        8, XXIV|           to make use of the idol offerings and the public sacrifices
 9        8, XXIV|           in which Paul treats of offerings to idols. The apostle draws
10        8, LXI |       blood, and odours, and such offerings as they require, they will
11        8, LXI | sacrificed and presented pleasant offerings to them.~