Book, Chapter

 1    I, 14|          Vesta, and their sisters Ceres and Ops, advise Saturn not
 2    I, 17|          gods. Isis lost her son; Ceres her daughter; Latona, expelled
 3    I, 18|   Hercules, or of their gifts, as Ceres and Liber, or of the arts
 4    I, 18|          gave the name of gods to Ceres and Liber. I am able to
 5    I, 21|           rites of the Eleusinian Ceres are not unlike these. For
 6    I, 21|       with her uncle; and because Ceres is said to have sought for
 7   II, 4 |           of body--lamented about Ceres of Catina, or of Henna:
 8   II, 4 | predictions that the most ancient Ceres ought to be appeased, ambassadors
 9   II, 4 |          were sent to Henna. This Ceres, then, either the most holy
10   II, 8 |      uninjured except that money. Ceres of Miletus also gained for
11   II, 17|      Proserpine, and the Milesian Ceres, punished the sacrilegious;
12  III, 20|           or the Good Goddess, or Ceres. And these shrines, though