Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7 |      small and fixed. But if the worshippers of the gods think that they
 2    I, 21|           when they defile their worshippers with parricide, visit them
 3   II, 1 |      since we often see that the worshippers of other gods themselves
 4   II, 3 |       which was false. For those worshippers of fragile images, however
 5   II, 4 |    vengeance is exacted by their worshippers! Where, then, is truth?
 6   II, 13|        recall righteous men, His worshippers, to the same place; as the
 7   II, 16|          righteous, that is, the worshippers of God, adjured by whose
 8   II, 16|        the presence of their own worshippers; not, it is plain, to the
 9   II, 18|    afford any advantage to their worshippers, since the power of all
10  III, 30|       the folly with which those worshippers of gods do not cease to
11   IV, 4 |    especially seek; nor will the worshippers of gods escape the penalty
12   IV, 4 |          unknown to both, to the worshippers of the gods as well as to
13   IV, 13|      might give a new law to new worshippers; not as He had before done,
14   IV, 13|       truth, when the Jews also, worshippers (as they seemed to be) of
15   IV, 28|       you offer. But because the worshippers of the gods imagine themselves
16    V, 1 |         to death, and banish the worshippers of the Most High God, that
17    V, 9 |         not denied that they are worshippers of God, they fall with all
18    V, 9 |       committed by those who are worshippers of the gods. Amidst these
19    V, 10|       despisers happy, and their worshippers in misery. And this happens
20    V, 10|       she would never injure her worshippers. Piety of this kind is therefore
21    V, 10|        difficult to show why the worshippers of the gods cannot be good
22    V, 10|         fashions the life of his worshippers according to the character
23    V, 11|     these deeds they train their worshippers; these are the sacred rites
24    V, 11|       confessed themselves to be worshippers of God.~
25    V, 12|         gods? If, therefore, the worshippers of gods are wise, and we
26    V, 13|   continually increased from the worshippers of gods, but is never lessened,
27    V, 21|         avenge the wrongs of His worshippers, if He is unable to avenge
28    V, 21|        they neither regard their worshippers, nor are angry with those
29    V, 22|    neither avenge nor defend His worshippers? Why, in short, are they
30    V, 22|       gods are true, since their worshippers enjoy riches and honours
31    V, 23|         would afford rest to His worshippers if they should keep His
32   VI, 2 |        be in darkness; and their worshippers, because they have no taste
33   VI, 10|          to the just, and to the worshippers of God, because this alone
34   VI, 13| everlasting ornament. For if the worshippers of gods adore senseless
35   VI, 17|     punishments inflicted on the worshippers of God have been witnessed
36  VII, 14|          together with all their worshippers. And I show that the time
37  VII, 15|        righteous people, who are worshippers of God, may be set free.
38  VII, 16|    hundred will go forth. Of the worshippers of God also, two parts will
39  VII, 26|       rulest the Roman state, we worshippers of God are no more regarded