Divine cult is whatever cannot truly suit a creature, even if the worshiper denies he takes the object for God
Whatever Scripture counts as divine worship is first stripped away from honor of the blessed.
A cult is divine even if the worshiper does not consciously take its object for the supreme God, the first principle and last end.
It is enough that the act cannot really suit a creature, because it assumes something divine in that creature.
The worshiper's mistaken explanation does not change the nature of the act.
Latin
XXII. Itaque ab eo cultu primo removent omnia quae, secundum Scripturae doctrinam, ad divinum cultum pertinent. Ut autem cultus pro divino habeatur non necesse est, ex eorum mente, ut qui illum exhibet, objectum quod colit habeat pro supremo Numine, a quo omnia pendeant, ipsum vero a nullo, & quod sit rerum omnium primum principium & finis ultimus: adeoque cultum suum absolute in eo terminet, nec ad alium ullum superiorem referre intendat. Sed sufficit ut cultus sit talis, qui revera creaturae convenire non possit: propterea quod quiddam divinum in ea supponit; etiamsi aliter per errorem judicet ille a quo cultus ejusmodi defertur.