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 1   I,  36|    offended ears that Christ is worshipped, and that He is accepted
 2   I,  39|      But lately, O blindness, I worshipped images produced from the
 3   I,  39|      some power resided in it I worshipped it, I addressed myself to
 4   I,  42|         we will deny that He is worshipped by us with all the fervour
 5  VI,   8|       to see the gods, they are worshipped in this fashion, and the
 6  VI,   9|     gods not know that they are worshipped, and will they not think
 7  VI,  11|      ancient times the Persians worshipped rivers, as is told in the
 8 VII,   7|         wished themselves to be worshipped, so that they might pursue
 9 VII,  10|         the gods themselves are worshipped by you in vain, and that
10 VII,  23|          even if they have been worshipped with no honour.-for whatever
11 VII,  23| characters. For if the good are worshipped that they may be favourable,
12 VII,  31|         with: "Let the deity be worshipped with this wine which we
13 VII,  31|       stores? "Let the deity be worshipped with this wine which we
14 VII,  31|      himself. "Let the deity be worshipped with this wine which we
15 VII,  31|         is this but saying, "Be worshipped as much as I choose; receive