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 1 Ana      | therefore must some time have worshipped your earliest deities. Besides,
 2 X        |     that they ought not to be worshipped, since worship would only
 3 XIII     |      battered from being long worshipped, or as each master of the
 4 XVI      | protecting goddess Epona, are worshipped by you. It is perchance
 5 XXI      |    God wishes to be known and worshipped. For, to answer the Jews,—
 6 XXIII(71)|           u Deities specially worshipped at Carthage. Comp. ch. xii,
 7 XXIII    |   ought to be so believed and worshipped as the faith and doctrine
 8 XXIV     |     even a man, desires to be worshipped by an unwilling worshipper;
 9 XXIV     | mentioned Roman gods as being worshipped in them; for at Rome these
10 XXIV     |   Rome these gods are no more worshipped than those which throughout
11 XXV      | therefore must some time have worshipped your earliest deities. Besides,
12 XXV      |     insulted with impunity as worshipped vainly. It is certainly
13 XL       |      own mountain. No one yet worshipped the True God at Rome, when
14 XL       |    your gods were universally worshipped when the Senones seized
15 XLI      |      is contemned and statues worshipped, who are the troublers of
16 XLI      |     rather than those who are worshipped, should be angry; or else
17 App      |      as twenty years 132. All worshipped your statue, and the images