Chapter

 1 20|         of Romulus and Remus, in honour of whom the Larentinalia
 2 20|   Floralia are celebrated in her honour. Tatius consecrated the
 3 20| worshipped. Marcellus originated Honour and Virtue.~
 4 23|    Rhodes, where sacred rites in honour of Hercules are celebrated
 5 24|   government, erected temples in honour of himself in many places.
 6 27|        should be deprived of the honour of angels. But that wily
 7 28|        as to the Lares, to these honour is paid as to the averters
 8 28|       that they might lessen the honour of God, or increase their
 9 33|       from reason, who connected honour with virtue, as though it
10 33|        time to be separated from honour, or to be united with baseness.
11 33|       men to pleasure, others to honour, others indeed to nature,
12 41|           that he might pay back honour to Him as his Father and
13 49|      Father through the Son. One honour is to be given to both,
14 51|           but one which had some honour. I know, indeed, that many,
15 56|         so pious with respect to honour, so necessary with respect
16 57|        death for the worship and honour of the true God will obtain
17 59|         death; wherefore twofold honour is due to Him from man,
18 69|         when He gave him so much honour, and so much power, that
19 69|          pay Him the worship and honour due to Him. Here Plato erred;