Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVI|   those who profess the art of sacrifice, or by Chaldean genealogists--
 2        2, XIII |      deny Christianity, and to sacrifice according to the public
 3        3, LX   |        hands is as the evening sacrifice,' let him come to us; and
 4        5, IX   |   transgress the law who offer sacrifice to sun, moon, and stars.
 5        5, XXVII|    offering up of strangers in sacrifice to Diana, or among certain
 6        5, XXVII|    Libyan tribes regarding the sacrifice of children to Saturn. Moreover,
 7        5, XLII |      in it and at the altar of sacrifice. But if any one were to
 8        5, XLVII|        who sacrifices does not sacrifice to the same god, although
 9        5, XLVII| appears to perform the rite of sacrifice in a similar manner, and
10        6, XXVII|        offered up an infant in sacrifice, and partook of its flesh;"
11        6, XLIII|       treat it as an expiatory sacrifice, because on it the lot fell.
12        7, I    | prophet to say, "I will freely sacrifice unto Thee," and may offer
13        7, I    |       reasonable and smokeless sacrifice.~
14        7, XXVI |      God in that temple by the sacrifice of victims, and other ceremonies
15        7, L    |     generation, tell us that a sacrifice for sin was offered even
16        8, XXIV |       we must believe in them, sacrifice to them according to the
17        8, LIII |        even death, rather than sacrifice the honour of God, and what
18        8, LVII |     against us when we neither sacrifice to them nor worship them.