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 1  6|         that, when besieged and taken, all but the Capitol alone,
 2  6|      the city of an enemy, when taken while still in the fury
 3 18|      the examples certainly are taken from heaven. When at any
 4 20|    became sacred which had been taken up merely as consolations.
 5 21| Prodicus speaks of men who were taken up among the gods, because
 6 21|          and as an infant he is taken away from his greedy father,
 7 25|      For to adore what you have taken by force, is to consecrate
 8 26|         BRANDISHED AGAINST HIM, TAKEN FROM THE AUSPICES AND AUGURIES
 9 26|   observe the auguries, and was taken captive? Mancinus maintained
10 33|      not, as you impiously say, taken captive with their God,
11 41|     invidiousness of judging is taken away from me. Nor can I