Chapter

 1 I     |       darkened with the gloom of idolatry, barbarous to the last degree,
 2 VII   |       the superstitious error of idolatry. Though the enemy chafeth
 3 IX    |          Christ, but continue in idolatry or heresy. But he that had
 4 XI    |     believe them; and I hate all idolatry with all my heart. And indeed,
 5 XI    |     uncleanness, lasciviousness, idolatry, witchcraft, hatred, variance,
 6 XVI   |       held fast to the errors of idolatry. Now he had a counsellor,
 7 XXIV  |    belauding and praising of his idolatry, the saintly young prince
 8 XXIX  |         champion of the error of idolatry. Theudas was his name. Him
 9 XXX   |        he might recover her from idolatry, and make her a Christian. ~
10 XXXI  |        into mockery, and magnify idolatry, Ioasaph, the son of the
11 XXXII | Concerning you, the defenders of idolatry, were these words spoken
12 XXXIII|       pointed out the deceits of idolatry, and proclaimed the preaching
13 XXXV  |        from the deceitfulness of idolatry, and granting him to acknowledge