Chapter

 1 V   |    these festivities were first consecrated by grateful peasants, in
 2 V   |  Romulus, on the ground that he consecrated them to Consus, the god,
 3 VIII|   places: the circus is chiefly consecrated to the Sun, whose temple
 4 VIII|         at that spot, they have consecrated a temple. See, Christian,
 5 IX  |   regard to the team, they have consecrated the chariot and four to
 6 X   | amusements--which besides being consecrated to Bacchus (as were the
 7 X   |     characterizes the stage are consecrated to them--the one deity wanton
 8 X   |          that the arts also are consecrated to the service of the beings
 9 XII |         For the amphitheatre is consecrated to names more numerous and
10 XIII|         real occupants of these consecrated images, whether of dead
11 XVI |       and all that they who are consecrated to peace ought never to