Chapter

1  7|    the equestrian brothers, consecrated even as they had showed
2  9|   that basest of creatures, consecrated by I know not what silly
3 22|   against Ganymede,--a deed consecrated, (as you say,) in heaven?
4 23|    kings are divine who are consecrated, not in the faith of their
5 23|    and publicly worship the consecrated images of these men; in
6 23|    lo, it is adorned, it is consecrated, it is prayed to--then at
7 24| fear. Thus avarice has been consecrated in gold and silver; thus
8 27| philosophers, and by Plato, consecrated under statues and images,
9 32|   be dedicated in our mind, consecrated in our inmost heart? Shall