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 1    I, 7   |         master or father of the sacred rites. Then he will say (
 2    I, 7   |       you the promise which our sacred system offers. It guarantees
 3    I, 10  |         services of priests and sacred ceremonies, and chariots,
 4    I, 12  |         MADE MUCH OF CROSSES IN SACRED THINGS; NAY, THEIR VERY
 5    I, 12  |        others consecrate to the sacred purpose a complete structure.
 6    I, 12  |     soldiers guard with no less sacred care, you have the streamers (
 7    I, 15  |         infants in the way of a sacred rite, nor (as a service)
 8   II, 2   |        to have investigated the sacred Scriptures themselves for
 9   II, 4   |         and motion. But if that sacred name be peculiarly significant
10   II, 8   |     truth is stated in our own (sacred) literature. For that Serapis
11   II, 8   |     reason, also, they made the sacred figure of a dog, which they
12   II, 9   |         the performance of some sacred rites, with a devotion more
13   II, 12  |    convincing testimony of your sacred literature, the credit of
14   II, conc| increase of its power? No doubt sacred rites were introduced by
15   II, conc|        of profane things and of sacred. To the Romans belong as