Chapter

 1 5 |         is alone worthy of being worshipped, alone of being feared,
 2 20|        Pallor gods. Mind is also worshipped; but if they had possessed
 3 20|      thought that it ought to be worshipped. Marcellus originated Honour
 4 21|       prefer that they should be worshipped, rather than Blight or Fever,
 5 22|       his father Picus should be worshipped as a god, and placed Fatua
 6 25|        at that time no gods were worshipped, but they knew of one God
 7 25|     lifeless objects, were to be worshipped and reverenced by them.~
 8 49|       should be acknowledged and worshipped through Him. On this account
 9 57| punishment awaits those who have worshipped senseless images; and that
10 59|      began to be consecrated and worshipped by men, justice, as the
11 69|           Therefore God is to be worshipped, that by means of religion,
12 71|         that he himself shall be worshipped as God. For he will say