Book, Chapter

 1    I, 15|       the dead dost offer empty gifts?~Thou offerest to idols;
 2    I, 18|        as Hercules, or of their gifts, as Ceres and Liber, or
 3   II, 4 |     What is the use of precious gifts to insensible objects? Is
 4   II, 4 |    appeased with sacrifices and gifts, was carried away with impunity
 5    V, 8 |    adorned not with corruptible gifts of gold and jewels, but
 6    V, 13|       that they are appeased by gifts, and sacrifices, and incense,
 7   VI, 9 | unworthy of enjoying the divine gifts? For, that we may enjoy
 8   VI, 11|         more useful and lasting gifts? They, for instance, who
 9   VI, 12|        in return for these true gifts you may have an everlasting
10  VII, 19|   together with their wonderful gifts: which also the Sibyl, in
11  VII, 24|      the ends of the earth with gifts and offerings, to adore