Book, Chapter

 1        7, LXII |    cannot tolerate temples, altars, or images. In this they
 2        7, LXII |   unlawful to erect images, altars, or temples; but they charge
 3        7, LXIII|  bear the sight of temples, altars, and images, it does not
 4        7, LXIV | worship of the Divine Being altars, or temples, or images.
 5        7, LXIV |  none of these former abhor altars and images on the ground
 6        7, LXIV |     not only avoid temples, altars, and images, but are ready
 7        7, LXV  |     the Persians, who abhor altars and images, but who serve
 8        7, LXIX |     rendered to gods at the altars, and images, and temples,
 9        8, XI   |     statues and temples and altars. But we desire not only
10        8, XVII |      we shrink from raising altars, statues, and temples; and
11        8, XVIII|  Christians strive to raise altars and statues as we have described
12        8, XVIII|     who chooses compare the altars which I have described with
13        8, XIX  |    suited to the images and altars of which we have spoken,
14        8, XX   |    heathen, nor between our altars, with what we may call the
15        8, XX   |  from them, and the heathen altars, with the fat and blood
16        8, XX   |   the temples, statues, and altars which are worthy of God.
17        8, XX   |  that we object to building altars, statues, and temples, because