Worshippers [noun]

Renounce the good law of the worshippers of Mazda, and thou shalt gain such a boon as the Murderer gained, the ruler of nations.

But offerings of this kind were presented when federal transactions were ratified by the worshippers of God.

Mr. Chumley worshipped money, anyway, and this was a worshippers rightful attitude.

The ideas are simpler, the numina seem less cold and more protective, the worshippers more sensible of divine aid.

Vast as the night and more brilliant than the day, colour, sound, sweet odours speak to the worshippers in this temple.

Securing these, Asia may send over her millions of idol-worshippers without detriment to ourselves.

She had some difficulty in getting to the drawings, for every picture was surrounded by a little crowd of worshippers.

The more genteel worshippers take up their quarters mainly on the ground floor—at the back of the central seats and at the sides.

A court enclosed the whole; near the porch was a laver for the ablutions of intending worshippers.

The elements of influence and the representatives of wealth may still be seen in it; but few and far between are the worshippers.