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 1    I, 5 |   perception, were to be held and worshipped as gods.~
 2    I, 6 |           by name Albunea, who is worshipped at Tibur as a goddess, near
 3    I, 6 |         that He alone ought to be worshipped:--~3. "Worship Him who is
 4    I, 7 |           be called gods or to be worshipped, inasmuch as they do nothing
 5    I, 7 |    however, are they gods who are worshipped in common, whose number
 6    I, 10|  adulteries, for Jupiter, whom he worshipped, committed the same; and
 7    I, 11|       they so represented, and so worshipped? unless by chance not the
 8    I, 11|           in the temples, and are worshipped equally with himself, except
 9    I, 11|           is not accustomed to be worshipped without the accompanying
10    I, 15|          same manner truly Athens worshipped Minerva, Samos Juno, Paphos
11    I, 15|      those gods who were publicly worshipped were men. And this testimony
12    I, 15|  mysteries that all those who are worshipped were men; and when he acknowledged
13    I, 16|         it, then, that so few are worshipped? Unless we think by any
14    I, 19|           altogether ceases to be worshipped, since His religion requires
15    I, 20|           Hostilius fashioned and worshipped Fear and Pallor. What shall
16    I, 20|       avoided, that they are even worshipped? And therefore, as though
17    I, 20|          worshipper? Caca also is worshipped, who informed Hercules of
18    I, 21|           gods themselves who are worshipped; we must now speak a few
19    I, 21|      Jupiter Latialis is even now worshipped with the offering of human
20    I, 21|  religious rites, if no gods were worshipped by the people before him,
21    I, 21|         him, because they who are worshipped were not yet born; it appears
22    I, 22|         when the gods began to be worshipped. Melisseus, indeed, was
23    I, 23|       history, that Belus, who is worshipped by the Babylonians and Assyrians,
24   II, 2 |           then they are not to be worshipped, if they neither see our
25   II, 3 |        that the deities which men worshipped were false. For when he
26   II, 3 |       eyes of mortals ought to be worshipped, because it must necessarily
27   II, 3 | different--that nothing was to be worshipped, because the gods do not
28   II, 4 |    perceive it, and when they are worshipped have no knowledge of it;
29   II, 5 |           OF ALL THINGS, IS TO BE WORSHIPPED, AND NOT THE ELEMENTS OR
30   II, 7 |            avarice and desire are worshipped. For they believe that the
31   II, 15|       that they themselves may be worshipped, and God may not be worshipped.
32   II, 15|    worshipped, and God may not be worshipped. The philosophers also discuss
33   II, 16|          they are therefore to be worshipped, that they may not injure,
34   II, 18|       subject. Whoever shall have worshipped and followed these most
35   II, 18|    because those images which are worshipped are representations of men
36   II, 18|          image of a man should be worshipped by the image of God, for
37   II, 18|         weaker than that which is worshipped: then that it is an inexpiable
38   II, 18|      Therefore they are not to be worshipped, because they lie under
39  III, 17| altogether neglected the gods, or worshipped them in an impious manner;
40  III, 27|     understands that God is to be worshipped, or has the hope of immortality
41  III, 29|           or why is she not alone worshipped, if she has power in all
42  III, 29|         though she is religiously worshipped by them; why she is more
43   IV, 3 |      indeed, where the one God is worshipped, where life and every action
44   IV, 3 |   argument: that every god who is worshipped by man must, amidst the
45   IV, 3 |         only, therefore, is to be worshipped, who can truly be called
46   IV, 4 |          nothing at all was to be worshipped; or they approved of false
47   IV, 4 |          if none of those who are worshipped is said to have originally
48   IV, 4 |          and only God ought to be worshipped, who was before Jupiter,
49   IV, 14|         that He alone ought to be worshipped. Nor did He at any time
50   IV, 27|         we may know what is to be worshipped and what to be held in execration;
51   IV, 27|         are demons; when they are worshipped, then falsely say that they
52   IV, 28|      things by which the gods are worshipped? What, then, is it? Truly
53   IV, 28|      superstitious. But those who worshipped the public and ancient gods
54   IV, 29|           matchless God cannot be worshipped except through the Son.
55   IV, 30|      pretended that they knew and worshipped God aiming at the increase
56    V, 5 |      divinity, God was manifestly worshipped. And therefore there were
57    V, 8 |           unjust because gods are worshipped; and that all evils daily
58    V, 8 |           do not permit God to be worshipped even by a few.~But if God
59    V, 8 |         few.~But if God only were worshipped, there would~not be dissensions
60    V, 20|           do not permit God to be worshipped by others, but endeavour
61    V, 20|      neglect; why they wish to be worshipped by men; what the piety of
62    V, 21|       ANIMALS WHICH THE EGYPTIANS WORSHIPPED.~But they, because they
63    V, 21|          If they are gods who are worshipped in this manner, if for this
64    V, 21|        only, they ought not to be worshipped, because they wish to be
65    V, 21|           because they wish to be worshipped in this manner: they are
66    V, 21|           that they are not to be worshipped at all, inasmuch as they
67    V, 22|        because their gods are not worshipped by us, but because the truth
68   VI, 1 |        what sacrifice God must be worshipped. For that is the duty of
69   VI, 7 |       there are many gods who are worshipped. The deceitful and treacherous
70   VI, 25|         always at hand? not to be worshipped with the immolation of victims
71   VI, 25|          He ought therefore to be worshipped with things which are not
72  VII, 5 |        therefore, God seeks to be worshipped, and to be honoured by man
73  VII, 6 |        they are many, if they are worshipped only on this account by
74  VII, 17|          will order himself to be worshipped as the Son of God; and power
75  VII, 19|         gods made by the hands be worshipped; but the images being thrust
76  VII, 26|           These are they who have worshipped the works of their own hands,