Book, Chapter

 1    I, 15|       To mighty Jove, whom all adore,~Invoke Anchises' blessed
 2   II, 2 | nothing present which they may adore, and therefore they set
 3   II, 2 |      would of their own accord adore men, by whom they have been
 4   II, 2 |    them with bended knee, they adore them, they sit or stand
 5   II, 2 |    despise the statuary and to adore the statue; and not even
 6   II, 2 |      beings endowed with sense adore objects which are senseless,
 7   II, 2 |     senseless, rational beings adore irrational objects, those
 8   II, 2 |   objects, those who are alive adore inanimate objects, those
 9   II, 2 |       those sprung from heaven adore earthly objects. It delights
10   II, 4 | preserve them."~Therefore they adore mortal things, as made by
11   II, 5 |        of dull and obtuse mind adore as gods the elements, which
12   II, 5 |        unable to see, began to adore and worship His works. Nor
13   II, 14|        began to look up to and adore the heavenly bodies. And
14   II, 18|        bend itself that it may adore the earth? which is placed
15   II, 18|      directed, and that we may adore and worship nothing except
16   IV, 4 |     death. And he who does not adore Him is a foolish servant,
17   IV, 12|      nations and all languages adore His name, confess His majesty,
18    V, 14|    divine things, but fear and adore an earthen image moulded
19    V, 19|        act of impiety it is to adore any other object than God,
20    V, 21|   contrary practice. Thus they adore their enemies, they appease
21    V, 21|      of beasts and cattle, and adore as gods some things which
22   VI, 13|        the worshippers of gods adore senseless images, and bestow
23   VI, 25|     spoke concerning justice: "Adore and worship this word, O
24   VI, 25|        us give Him thanks, and adore Him. For His sacrifice consists
25  VII, 11|     which happens to those who adore false gods and neglect the
26  VII, 17|     which he may entice men to adore him. He will command fire
27  VII, 24|        gifts and offerings, to adore and honour the great King,