Book, Chapter

1    I, 21| understood from the mysteries and ceremonies themselves, that they were
2   II, 1 |           book that the religious ceremonies of the gods are false, because
3   II, 1 |          it is evident that these ceremonies paid to the gods are not
4   II, 3 |    understand the vanity of these ceremonies, nevertheless through some
5   II, 3 |        the overthrow of religious ceremonies, he said nevertheless that
6   II, 3 |          he acknowledges that the ceremonies and worship of the gods
7   II, 4 |         from their temples, their ceremonies, and their images? Why,