Chapter

 1 1 |     pretence of poetry corrupting human life, possessed by a spirit
 2 1 |          their orgies, and making human woes the materials of religious
 3 1 |           monsters of rapacity in human form. And so all such most
 4 2 |        superstition, who sowed in human life that seed of evil and
 5 2 |           in every respect having human feelings.~"For theirs was
 6 2 |        the Arcadian, partook of a human table among the Ethiopians--
 7 2 |          he satiated himself with human flesh unwittingly; for the
 8 3 |        demons, and hostile to the human race, your gods were, not
 9 3 |         of men, but gloating over human slaughter,--now in the armed
10 3 |     themselves with the murder of human beings. And now, like plagues
11 3 |      Messenian slew three hundred human beings in honour of Ithometan
12 3 |           this kind is murder and human butchery. Then why is it,
13 3 |           plotters, haters of the human race, and destroyers, why
14 3 |         But O man, who lovest the human race better, and art truer
15 4 | government of Proclus carved into human shape. And when the Xoana
16 4 |           you have made images of human form, by which you have
17 4 |          be an image fashioned by human hands. He says that Sesostris
18 4 |        disgrace the beauty of the human form by the addition of
19 10|          ever given by God to the human race, would never have been
20 10|        but effigies sculptured in human form, the earthly image
21 10|           which has proved to the human race the cause of unlawful
22 10|           of the images formed by human hands, and destitute of
23 10|         are miserable wretches of human kind, who consider that
24 10|          died; believe, all ye of human kind, Him who alone is God
25 10|           He enacted the drama of human salvation: for He was a
26 11|          go any more in search of human learning to Athens and the