Book, Chapter

1    I, 7 |  constitution and law of all mysteries the obligation of silence
2    I, 7 |    this be the case in such (mysteries as are ascribed to us),
3    I, 7 |    when even true and lawful mysteries exclude every stranger from
4    I, 7 |     desire initiation in the mysteries, their custom is first to
5    I, 7 | before heard about Christian mysteries. And though they afterwards
6    I, 7 |     it that the profane know mysteries which the priest knows not!
7    I, 15|     service, or initiate our mysteries, with slaying an infant.
8    I, 16|      against us, even in the mysteries of our religion. You ply