Book, Chapter

 1        2, XIII  |      prayers are of no avail, and sacrifices offered as to the Divinity?
 2        2, XIV   |         auspices, or auguries, or sacrifices, or nativities, have come
 3        3, XXXVII|         demons, which flit around sacrifices and blood, and other sacrificial
 4        3, XXXVII|          with odour and blood and sacrifices; some of them, so acting
 5        4, XXXI  |       orders of their priests and sacrifices, which contain innumerable
 6        4, XXXII |    flatter the demons by means of sacrifices, but altogether despise
 7        5, VIII  |    offered to Me slain beasts and sacrifices by the space of forty years
 8        5, XLI   |        mountains, and of offering sacrifices to Jupiter, giving the name
 9        5, XLIV  |    Persians, like the Jews, offer sacrifices to Jupiter upon the tops
10        5, XLIV  |           in number, and offer up sacrifices which have nothing in common
11        5, XLIV  |          of the law regarding the sacrifices, and the things of which
12        5, XLIV  |         the things of which these sacrifices were the symbols. The Persians
13        5, XLVII |       circumcision. And as he who sacrifices does not sacrifice to the
14        6, LXX   |           flesh, and with fleshly sacrifices, but in the spirit. And
15        7, V     |         and in the smoke odour of sacrifices, and that they feed their
16        7, VI    | distributing their favours to the sacrifices which are offered them than
17        7, VI    |           delight in the smoke of sacrifices, and who, to reward those
18        7, LIV   |         of which even to this day sacrifices offered to the demon of
19        8, XIII  |         to offer our desires, and sacrifices, and prayers, to the Most
20        8, XIX   | priesthood, to offer up spiritual sacrifices, acceptable to God by Jesus
21        8, XXI   |        true sanctity is, and what sacrifices are well-pleasing to God,
22        8, XXI   |           God, he call them "holy sacrifices." His words are, "God is
23        8, XXI   |          up continually bloodless sacrifices in prayer to God. That therefore
24        8, XXIV  |          offerings and the public sacrifices in the public feasts. His
25        8, XXIV  |    further, he maintains that the sacrifices are made to demons; and
26        8, XXIV  |      beings as demons to whom the sacrifices are offered, it it has been
27        8, XXXI  |           of abstinence from idol sacrifices, namely, that it is wrong
28        8, LVII  |      received customs, they offer sacrifices to each of the gods recognised
29        8, LVII  |           and yet refuse to offer sacrifices to beings who have no concern
30        8, LVII  |          we refrain from offering sacrifices to them than if we offer
31        8, LXII  |          says that "we must offer sacrifices to them, in so far as they
32        8, LXII  |           yet we are not to offer sacrifices to demons addicted to blood
33        8, LXIII |        for blood and the odour of sacrifices, Celsus adds, as though
34        8, LXIV  |       with the blood and fumes of sacrifices, but rather strives in every
35        8, LXXIII|         blood offer the appointed sacrifices to your gods; and even when