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 1 1 |          made man, after His own image. And He Himself also, surely,
 2 2 |           And another, taking an image of Hercules made of wood (
 3 2 |         says. Polemo tells of an image of a yawning Apollo; and
 4 2 |     Apollo; and again of another image, reverenced in Elis, of
 5 4 |        which they were made. The image of Artemis in Icarus was
 6 4 |          everybody; and that the image of Here in Samos was formed
 7 4 |          Argolics, writes of the image of Here in Tiryns, both
 8 4 |  ignorance, I shall add that the image of Dionysus Morychus at
 9 4 |       Dioscuri in Argos, and the image of Hercules in Tiryns, and
10 4 |        and that this idol was an image of Pluto; and Ptolemy, having
11 4 |   mistake of proving it to be an image fashioned by human hands.
12 4 |    whence the darkish hue of the image; and having mixed the whole
13 4 |       because thou hast kept its image pure: then will I worship
14 4 |       images. For, in sooth, the image is only dead matter shaped
15 4 |          But we have no sensible image of sensible matter, but
16 4 |          sensible matter, but an image that is perceived by the
17 4 |        worthy of veneration. Thy image, if considered as to its
18 4 | Pygmalion became enamoured of an image of ivory: the image was
19 4 |        of an image of ivory: the image was Aphrodite, and it was
20 4 |          shape, and embraces the image. This is related by Philostephanus.
21 4 |      girl became enamoured of an image, and a comely youth of the
22 10|      these ever made a breathing image, or out of earth moulded
23 10|         formed us, such a living image as man is. But your Olympian
24 10|          your Olympian Jove, the image of an image, greatly out
25 10|   Olympian Jove, the image of an image, greatly out of harmony
26 10|          of Attic hands. For the image of God is His Word, the
27 10|          light of light; and the image of the Word is the true
28 10|        to have been made "in the image and likeness of God," assimilated
29 10|          human form, the earthly image of that part of man which
30 10|       birds worship not a single image; only they look with admiration
31 12|          believe him to be God's image, and also His likeness,