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Book VI. Of True Worship

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the divine institutes

Book VI.

Of True Worship.

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Chap. I.—Of the worship of the true God, and of innocency, and of the worship of false Gods

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Chap. II.—Of the worship of false gods and the true God

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Chap. III.—Of the ways, and of vices and virtues; and of the rewards of heaven and the punishments of hell

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Chap. IV.—Of the ways of life, of pleasures, also of the hardships of Christians

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Chap. V.—Of false and true virtue; and of knowledge

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Chap. VI.—Of the chief good and virtue, and or knowledge and righteousness

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Chap. VII.—Of the Way of Error and of Truth: that It is Single, Narrow, and Steep, and Has God for Its Guide

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Chap. VIII.—Of the errors of philosophers, and the variableness of law

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Chap. IX.—Of the law and precept of god; of mercy, and the error of the philosophers

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Chap. X.—Of religion towards God, and mercy towards men; and of the beginning of the world

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Chap. XI.—Of the persons upon whom a benefit is to be conferred

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Chap. XII.—Of the kinds of beneficence, and works of mercy

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Chap. XIII.—Of repentance, of mercy, and the forgiveness of sins

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Chap. XIV.—Of the affections, and the opinion of the Stoics respecting them; and of virtue, the vices, and mercy

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Chap. XV.—Of the affections, and the opinion of the Peripatetics respecting them

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Chap. XVI.—Of the affections, and the refutation of the opinion of the Peripatetics concerning them; what is the proper use of the affections, and what is a bad use of them

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Chap. XVII.—Of the affections and their use; of patience, and the chief good of Christians

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Chap. XVIII.—Of some commands of God, and of patience

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Chap. XIX.—Of the affections and their use; and of the three furies

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Chap. XX.—Of the senses, and their pleasures in the brutes and in man; and of pleasures of the eyes, and spectacles

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Chap. XXI.—Of the pleasures of the ears, and of sacred literature

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Chap. XXII.—Of the pleasures of taste and smell

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Chap. XXIII.—De tactus voluptate et libidine, atque de matrimonio et continentiâ

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Chap. XXIV.—Of repentance, of pardon, and the commands of God

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Chap. XXV.—Of sacrifice, and of an offering worthy of God, and of the form of praising God

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