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1 I | ancestral customs and familiar gods, to become zealous observers 2 XIII | golden calf, "These be thy Gods, O Israel, which brought 3 XVII | all the other so-called gods the same way. But the charge 4 XVII | Protarchus, in naming the gods is considerable," 316for 5 XVII | to take the name of other gods upon his lips, or remember 6 XVII | Protarchus, in naming the gods." 320We, too, really have 7 XIX(386)| Hadrian enrolled him among the gods, etc. See Cont. Cels. iii. 8 XIX | the belief that images are gods, and that things made of 9 XIX | images that they are not gods; and respecting such works 10 XIX | hitherto imagined to be gods, and resumes its natural 11 XX | common, ~To immortal gods and mortal men." ~7. And 12 XX | that it is from demons or gods of divination that the animals 13 XX | that it is from demons or gods the animals derive their 14 XX | irrational creatures as gods, and places himself, and, 15 XX | or, as Celsus says, "the gods," when we men sneeze, we 16 XXII | country, he worships his own gods, but fights against and 17 XXII | against and feasts upon the gods of those who have opposite 18 XXII | those who are accounted gods as having contended with 19 XXII | of those who are called gods acknowledge that certain 20 XXIII | children in defiance of the gods; ~For if thou shalt beget 21 XXIV | must surely be the true gods, that is to say, if by God