Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|   both religion itself, and prayers, and hymns, and shrines,
 2    I, 18|     therefore workmen offer prayers to her. Such, then, was
 3    I, 21|     that they were offering prayers to dead men. I do not then
 4   II, 2 |    our actions nor hear our prayers. But if the gods cannot
 5   II, 5 |    what names and with what prayers we should call on them;
 6   II, 18|  that those who either make prayers to the dead, or venerate
 7   IV, 3 | amidst the solemn rites and prayers, be invoked as father, not
 8   IV, 28|     who spent whole days in prayers and sacrifices, that their
 9   VI, 12|    shall hear, He says, the prayers of your suppliant, I also
10  VII, 26|    we supplicate with daily prayers, that He may especially