Epistle, Chapter

 1     15, I    |          night, both when in the sacrifices I offer prayer with many,
 2     25, VII  | therefore, polluted with impious sacrifices must be purified with good
 3     30, III  |       their mouths with unlawful sacrifices, whose own minds were before
 4     33, III  |         passion. We always offer sacrifices for them, as you remember,
 5     36, II   |         here by us oblations and sacrifices for their commemorations,
 6     51, III  |          have offered abominable sacrifices, are to have peace made
 7     53, I    |         themselves with unlawful sacrifices, should undergo a long and
 8     53, III  |          who daily celebrate the sacrifices of God, may prepare offerings
 9     54, V    |        by me." And again: "Their sacrifices are as the bread of mourning;
10     54, VI   |        to you, on account of the sacrifices which, by proclaimed edict,
11     54, X    |    heretic, condemned for wicked sacrifices and crimes proved against
12     54, XII  |      smoking with the abominable sacrifices, they did not cease to communicate
13     54, XIV  |          the deadly contagion of sacrifices, lest they should entreat
14     54, XV   |       either by adulteries or by sacrifices, and who, in addition to
15     54, XXIII|        our love here also in our sacrifices and our prayers, not ceasing
16     59, IV   |         may present them in your sacrifices and prayers, I have subjoined
17     62, XII  |      rather to offer wine in the sacrifices of the Lord. For because
18     62, XV   |       should fear in the morning sacrifices, lest by the taste of wine
19     62, XVII |    mention of His passion in all sacrifices (for the Lord's passion
20     63, II   |        have offered sacrilegious sacrifices, cannot claim to themselves
21     65, I    |         serve only the altar and sacrifices, and to have leisure for
22     65, I    |     withdraw from the altars and sacrifices, but may serve day and might
23     66, II   |        and to offer sacrilegious sacrifices opposed to the true priest;
24     67, I    |          to celebrate the divine sacrifices. For in Exodus God speaks
25     67, II   |     holily and worthily offering sacrifices to God, may be heard in
26     67, III  |      threatens, and says, "Their sacrifices shall be as the bread of
27     67, III  |    associate themselves with the sacrifices of a sacrilegious priest,
28     67, VI   |       Christ, nor ought to offer sacrifices to God, especially since
29     68, IX   |         lips I ceaselessly offer sacrifices, not only in peace, but
30     71, II   |           false and sacrilegious sacrifices without, that these also
31     71, II   |          wait upon the altar and sacrifices, to be sound and stainless;
32     72, II   |         up an altar and to offer sacrifices, does it behove us to cease
33     72, II   |         cease from our altar and sacrifices, lest we should appear to
34     75, I    |    priesthoods, and sacrilegious sacrifices, and corrupter names, should
35     75, VI   |          Besides even the Lord's sacrifices themselves declare that
36     75, VIII |         unlawful endeavours; and sacrifices offered irreligiously and
37     75, IX   |      witnesses, and says, "Their sacrifices shall be unto them as the
38     76, III  |       and celebrating the divine sacrifices; yea, you celebrate and