Book, Chapter

1    I, 11|        prayers, and hymns, and shrines, and images demonstrate
2    I, 15|       gods, and venerate their shrines, held in the greatest honour
3    I, 20|      be placed within walls or shrines made of clay, but within
4   II, 3 | andspread the hands before the shrines of the gods, and sprinkle
5   II, 4 |      from their most venerable shrines." As though, in truth, if
6   II, 4 |       away from the cities and shrines, he had also taken them
7  III, 20|   Goddess, or Ceres. And these shrines, though it is not lawful
8    V, 20|  deserted, together with their shrines and their vain mockeries;