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 1 Intro|           declaring that this was merely a veneration of honour and
 2 3    |         of heathenism, and so not merely heathen sacrifices, but
 3 4    |           differ in kind, and not merely in degree, from the worship
 4 5    |       shown forth as real and not merely phantastic, for these have
 5 7    |          read diligently, and not merely now and then, the sacred
 6 7    | understand what he reads, and not merely superficially, but with
 7 8    |       reverenced by all, but not [merely] to be kissed. For to receive
 8 11   |        that of the Latin, and has merely translated word for word;
 9 11   |    propositions of others when he merely read (IV., xv. ) ~It had
10 11   |        into these particulars. It merely determined the principle,
11 12   |          translate Binius's note, merely remarking that it is easier