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1 I, 11| by the common practice of superstition, they committed an error, 2 I, 15| showed the origin of a vain superstition. "Since, in truth,"~he says, " 3 IV, 28| AND TRUE RELIGION, AND OF SUPERSTITION.~And since these things 4 IV, 28| ancestors also, separated superstition from religion. For they 5 IV, 28| For if both religion and superstition are engaged in the worship 6 IV, 28| cultivation of the truth, but superstition of that which is false. 7 IV, 28| distinguish religion from superstition, nor to express the meaning 8 IV, 28| From which Virgil says:--~"Superstition vain, and ignorant of ancient 9 V, 1 | impatient through excessive superstition,--that if any one of those 10 V, 2 | that, impious and foolish superstition having been restrained, 11 V, 13| it a womanish and anile superstition), men doubtless are wise.