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 1 1 |    stone,--that is, statues and images,--subjecting to the yoke
 2 1 |         stones, and stocks, and images, and such like idols, may
 3 3 |   solemn assemblies, setting up images, and building temples, which
 4 4 |         AND SHAMEFULNESS OF THE IMAGES BY WHICH THE GODS ARE WORSHIPPED.~
 5 4 |       for inspection these very images, you will, as you go over
 6 4 |       dead matte--you have made images of human form, by which
 7 4 |        you doubt respecting the images of Zeus and Apollo at Patara,
 8 4 |         in him another maker of images. Whichever of these you
 9 4 | Ephesian Heraclitus, upbraiding images with their senselessness: "
10 4 |    senselessness: "And to these images they pray, with the same
11 4 |     honour or insult. And these images are more worthless than
12 4 |     utterly senseless idols and images. For they have some one
13 4 |        to smell or taste; while images do not possess even one
14 4 |        changes of the moon. But images, being motionless, inert,
15 4 |    dishonoured by the makers of images, who change it by their
16 4 |        art, which go to make up images. For, in sooth, the image
17 4 |        and though despising the images, yet not wishing to appear
18 4 |         gods by whose names the images are called. For Dionysius
19 4 |    learned the senselessness of images. But it has happened that
20 4 |      gifts, and melted even the images themselves, from base greed
21 4 |     promises. And the makers of images, do they not shame those
22 4 |        close as possible to the images. How peculiarly inherent
23 4 |      look. For the forms of the images are plainly stamped with
24 4 |        inspect the pictures and images, he will at a glance recognise
25 4 | religious honour and worship to images and pictures. The picture
26 4 |         nothing in the shape of images and girls' ornaments of
27 4 |       wood, and gold, and ivory images, and to pictures. Your makers
28 4 |         sculptors and makers of images, the painters and workers
29 10|     when men put their trust in images." Let the meaner artists,
30 10|      deadly plagues and hateful images, has, by devising many shapes
31 10|       none of these, nor of the images formed by human hands, and
32 12|         which things there were images of old, but not all adequate.
33 12|         God-loving and God-like images of the Word. Let us haste,