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 1 Intro|      French had not accepted the veneration of the sacred images; (7)
 2 Intro|     council decreed that similar veneration and honour should be paid
 3 Intro| declaring that this was merely a veneration of honour and affection,
 4 Intro|          affectionate regard and veneration shown to any person or thing,
 5 Intro|     remarks upon outward acts of veneration in general. ~ ~Of course,
 6 2    |       his dignity, and how great veneration ought to be shewn to his,
 7 4    |   commonly supposed) the outward veneration of the sacred icons, but
 8 6    |        that they who affirm that veneration and honour are not due to
 9 6    |          and that due honour and veneration are to be awarded them;
10 6    |        invocation of saints, the veneration of relics, and the sacred
11 6    |      adore any creature with the veneration of adoration (latreias).
12 6    |          but we glorify with the veneration of dulia (douleias), those
13 6    |       the Archangel Gabriel. The veneration, moreover, of the holy images
14 6    |     greater establishment of the veneration of the holy images, the
15 6    |        images, and set forth the veneration of the august images, and
16 6    |   beginning an apostasy from the veneration of the true God, venerating
17 6    |    honoured the serpent with the veneration of adoration, no one was
18 6    |        as gods, neither in their veneration do they take anything from
19 6    |       honour the Saints with the veneration of dulia (doulikws) as the
20 6    |      lack of knowledge, in their veneration, it were better to teach
21 6    |        one, rather than that the veneration of the august images should
22 8    |    service. As there is also the veneration of honour, love and fear.
23 8    |         So also there is another veneration which comes of fear alone,
24 8    |          Esau. Then there is the veneration of gratitude, as Abraham
25 8    |         serve," says simply that veneration is to be given to God, but
26 8    |         add the word "only;" for veneration being a word of wide meaning
27 8    |      affected with regard to the veneration due the sacred images, such
28 10   |          were laid low and their veneration condemned it was by the
29 11   |     artificers, pass over to the veneration of those persons whose images
30 11   |     doubt, too, certain marks of veneration used in the East were not
31 11   |         meaning thereby that the veneration is really addressed to the
32 11   |        prototypes, but that such veneration is a source of scandal to
33 12   |         of Nice, and against the veneration of images; Eginhard also