Chapter

 1 1 |       The silly are stocks and stones, and still more senseless
 2 1 |      still more senseless than stones is a man who is steeped
 3 1 |       For God is able of these stones to raise up children to
 4 1 |        that is, who trusted in stones. Again, therefore, some
 5 1 |         It has made men out of stones, men out of beasts. Those,
 6 1 |      side from their birth, to stones, and stocks, and images,
 7 2 |       found to be but oaks and stones. One Agamemnon is said by
 8 4 |        their sabres, the Arabs stones, the Persians rivers. And
 9 4 |       error increased. That of stones and stocks--and, to speak
10 4 |      at Athens was made of the stones called Phellata, and was
11 4 | addition, tin; and of Egyptian stones not one was wanting, and
12 4 |   covered with a heap of white~stones,~Shalt lie a huge ruin in
13 4 |        wondered at who worship stones, and place them before the
14 4 |   superstitious worshippers of stones, though they have learned
15 4 |   brass, or ivory, or precious stones? Are they not earth, and
16 10|       idols and worshippers of stones. For these have dared to
17 10|        ye are"--~fashioners of stones, and worshippers of them.
18 10|       consider what mean those stones which you worship, and the
19 10|   evident to all that they are stones, as is the veritable Hermes
20 10|        God. For think not that stones, and stocks, and birds,
21 10|    sacred, and take beasts and stones for what they are. For there