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 1    I, 10|    chariots, and cars, and the honours of the solisternia and the
 2   II, 7 |     the point? Although divine honours had to be ascribed to dead
 3   II, 8 | municipality, which have their honours confined within their own
 4   II, 10|        THE ROMAN MYTHOLOGY. IT HONOURS SUCH INFAMOUS CHARACTERS
 5   II, 13|     the awarder (of the divine honours), exercises his function,
 6   II, 13|      that God conferred divine honours in consideration of meritorious
 7   II, 14|    from the human state to the honours of deification should be
 8   II, 14|     deserved heaven and divine honours? For, as men choose to have
 9   II, 14|       choose to have it, these honours are awarded to him for his
10   II, 14|   fashion, for they pay divine honours to Aesculapius and his mother
11   II, 15|        the same claims for the honours of the sky as Jupiter's