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1 VIII| consecrated to the Sun, whose temple stands in the middle of
2 VIII|   image shines forth from its temple summit; for they have not
3 VIII|   ornament of the circus is a temple by itself. The eggs are
4 VIII|       they have consecrated a temple. See, Christian, how many
5 VIII|   going to the Capitol or the temple of Serapis to sacrifice
6 X   |    the theatre was properly a temple of Venus; and, to speak
7 X   |    memory, superposed on it a temple of Venus; and summoning
8 X   |       it not a theatre, but a temple, "under which," said he, "
9 XII |   than is the Capitol itself, temple of all demons as it is.