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 1 II    |     sacrifices, he found in the religious services nothing but meetings
 2 III   |         there anything new in a religious sect getting for its followers
 3 VI    |       would now have these most religious protectors and vindicators
 4 VII   |      also a universal custom in religious initiations to keep the
 5 IX    |          Why, even in that most religious city of the pious descendants
 6 XV    |       derive from it our entire religious system.~
 7 XXI   |  Trophonius in Boeotia, imposed religious rites; turning to yourselves,
 8 XXIV  |      irreligion, by taking away religious liberty, and forbidding
 9 XXV   |  greatness of the Roman name to religious merits, since it was after
10 XXVIII|       for even in other acts of religious service a willing mind is
11 XXXIX |    together as such by a common religious profession, by unity of
12 XXXIX | regulations. As it is an act of religious service, it permits no vileness
13 XLII  |       if I do not frequent your religious ceremonies, I am still on