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22 Then the Paûlos, having stood in Ares' Hill's midst, said, "Men! Athenians! I behold you as more demon-fearful* in all things.
23 Indeed, coming through and again beholding* the pieties of yours, I found even an altar on which was inscribed, "For God Unknown". So, the God you, not knowing, well revere, this God I declare to you.
24 The God who made the cosmos and all the things in it, this God, being Lord of Heaven and Earth, does not settle down in temples made by hands,
25 nor by human hands is healed, wanting of something, Himself having given to all life and breath and the all things.
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Notes
22 A literal translation of deisidaimonestérous; whose meaning could be positive or negative, according to ancient witnesses.
23 Or reconsidering, considering again and again, carefully considering (two ancient witnesses read thoroughly inquiring of)