Chapter

 1 V   |        subject. The origin of the games as given by them is this.
 2 V   |          this, Romulus instituted games in honor of Jupiter Feretrius
 3 V   |         Numa Pompilius instituted games to Mars and Robigo (for
 4 V   |       idols in whose honour these games were established, ample
 5 VI  |  antiquity is added that of later games instituted in their turn,
 6 VI  |         for what religious object games, whether of the one kind
 7 VII |           The two kinds of public games, then, have one origin;
 8 VII | preliminary display of the circus games to which the name procession
 9 VII |           means, still all circus games must be counted as belonging
10 VIII|         go to the circus when the games are not being celebrated?
11 IX  |           it was dragged into the games, it passed from the service
12 X   |          the "Ludi" to the circus games, we shall now direct our
13 XI  |     origin is akin to that of the games (ludi). Hence they are kept
14 XIX |           offered in sale for the games, that they may become the
15 XXIX|           of these as your circus games, fix your eyes on the courses