Book, Chapter

 1        4, X      |  respect to the mysteries of Bacchus, whether there is any trustworthy
 2        5, XXXIV  |    Meroe worship Jupiter and Bacchus alone; the Arabians, Urania
 3        5, XXXIV  |     the Arabians, Urania and Bacchus only; all the Egyptians,
 4        5, XXXVII |  their pleasure, Jupiter and Bacchus only; nor shall we at all
 5        5, XXXVII |   shall we regard Urania and Bacchus alone as divinities; nor
 6        5, XXXVII |      Urania as a female, and Bacchus as a male deity); nor shall
 7        5, XXXVIII|     of two gods, Jupiter and Bacchus, and worship these alone;
 8        5, XXXVIII|      know only of two, viz., Bacchus, who is also an Ethiopian
 9        5, XXXVIII| taught to worship Urania and Bacchus alone, they will not worship
10        8, XLI    |       but if you had reviled Bacchus or Hercules in person, you
11        8, XLI    |   and one of them passes for Bacchus, another for Hercules, we
12        8, XLII   |     are, "If you had reviled Bacchus or Hercules when present