Quod pro deo colitur, non eandem effigiem habet quam vulgo diis artifices accommodaverunt; umbilico maxime similis est habitus zmaragdo et gemmis coagmentatus.
What is worshipped as the god does not have the same form that artificers have commonly given to the deities; its appearance is very like that of a navel fastened in a mass of emeralds and other gems.
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