Book, Chapter

1    I, 15| augurs, and testifies that he worships and venerates the same gods.
2    I, 20|       will answer you that it worships some gods that it may receive
3   II, 1 |  assuredly be done by him who worships brass and stone, which are
4   II, 18|  image of God, for that which worships is lower and weaker than
5   IV, 29|    Son. He who thinks that he worships the Father only, as he does
6   IV, 29|   truly together with the Son worships the Father also, since the
7   VI, 17|     but how well." But he who worships God suffers these things
8  VII, 5 |      understands these things worships Him; he follows Him with