Book, Chapter

1    I, 10|        general should dedicate a temple, which he may have vowed
2    I, 10|         purpose you frequent the temple of Serapis or the Capitol,
3    I, 11| capturing Jerusalem, entered the temple, but found nothing in the
4    I, 11|    course than in so memorable a temple which was carefully shut
5   II, 9 |       car and dragged her to the temple? Why not make a goddess,
6   II, 9 |        for his hospitality had a temple consecrated to him by king
7   II, 10|        be playing at dice in the temple alone; and in order to represent
8   II, 10|    Larentina sleeps alone in the temple; and she a woman from the
9   II, 10|     morning, on going out of the temple very early, she is solicited