Book, Chapter

 1       II, IV  |          as representing all the gods; wherein he, having purified,
 2       II, IX  |     Paulinus, gave thanks to his gods for the birth of his daughter;
 3       II, X   |        by the Psalmist, 'All the gods of the nations are devils,'
 4       II, X   |         follow and worship those gods, to whom you yourselves
 5       II, X   |         wood or stone to be your gods. For the very destruction
 6       II, XIII| diligently to the worship of our gods than I; and yet there are
 7       II, XIII|         do or to get. Now if the gods were good for any thing,
 8       II, XV  |          to serve Christ and the gods whom he served before; and
 9      III, XIX |           And again, "The God of gods shall be seen in Sion."
10      III, XXII|          that those could not be gods that had been made by the
11        V, X   |        turn his heart from their gods, and convert him to the