Interior acts differ easily from divine worship; exterior signs mostly do not, except sacrifice
On Rome's account, inward acts of Saint-honor are easy to tell apart from inner worship of God
outward signs are mostly shared by both religions.
The stated exception is sacrifice, together with altars, temples, and priests that belong to it.
Latin
IV. Caeterum honorem illum quem Sanctis deberi contendunt, a divino quoad actus internos multum distare, & facile distingui posse: non item vero quoad actus externos, & externa cultus & honoris signa, quae pleraque communiter in cultu Dei & Sanctorum adhibent, excepto sacrificio, & quae ad sacrificium proprie referuntur, qualia sunt arae, templa, sacerdotes.