For the making whereof they must bountifully reward the Founder.

Before the Eyes are made, it is not accounted a God, but a lump of ordinary Metal, and thrown about the Shop with no more regard than any thing else.

But when the Eyes are to be made, the Artificer is to have a good gratification, besides she first agreed upon reward.

The Eyes being formed, it is thenceforward a God.

And then, being brought with honour from the Workman's Shop, it is dedicated by Solemnities and Sacrifices, and carried with great state into its shrine or little house, which is before built and prepared for it.
Sometimes a man will order the Smith to make this Idol, and then after it is made will go about with it to well-disposed People to contribute toward the Wages the Smith is to have for making it.