Book, Chapter

1    I, 21|        Or what will they do in profane places, who commit the greatest
2    I, 21|    worship deities so impious. profane, and sanguinary? But we
3   II, 9 |      things which related to a profane and eager curiosity He was
4   II, 17|        juggleries of which the profane cannot distinguish from
5  III, 20|        more wicked who seek to profane the secrets of the world
6   IV, 10| transferred their minds to the profane rites of the Egyptians.
7   IV, 27|   sacrificed, complaining that profane men were present at the
8    V, 10| worship gods whose impious and profane rites are an abomination
9   VI, 23|        datus, nisi eliare suum profane ac petulanter illudant.