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  1    I, 6 |        testimonies respecting the sacred responses and predictions,
  2    I, 11|       history from the titles and sacred inscriptions which were
  3    I, 11|         his death. Ennius, in his sacred history, having described
  4    I, 11|        Ennius thus relates in his sacred history: "Then Pan leads
  5    I, 11|           own protection. But the sacred history testifies that even
  6    I, 13|         although it is written in sacred history that Saturn and
  7    I, 14|                     XIV. WHAT THE SACRED HISTORY OF EUHEMERUS AND
  8    I, 14|          THE GODS.~Now, since the sacred history differs in some
  9    I, 14|        after this manner from the sacred narrative. Also shortly
 10    I, 15|          Apollo. And thus various sacred rites have been undertaken
 11    I, 15|         town we raise,~In temples sacred to his praise."~In truth,
 12    I, 15|        they first undertook their sacred rites, and handed them down
 13    I, 17|           and on this account her sacred rites are now celebrated
 14    I, 17|           a bride; and her annual sacred rites are celebrated after
 15    I, 17|            as is contained in the sacred history; and taught women
 16    I, 18|         am able to prove from the sacred writings that wine and corn
 17    I, 20|          TO THE ROMANS, AND THEIR SACRED RITES.~I now come to the
 18    I, 20|       would never have undertaken sacred rites of this kind. Cicero
 19    I, 21|          TO BARBARIANS, AND THEIR SACRED RITES; AND IN LIKE MANNER
 20    I, 21|         Vestal virgins make these sacred offerings, as the same poet
 21    I, 21| sensibilities of men? What can be sacred to these men? Or what will
 22    I, 21|             Are even these things sacred? Is it not better to live
 23    I, 21|         fault. In Egypt there are sacred rites in honour of Isis,
 24    I, 21|        find him. Therefore in the sacred rites there is a representation
 25    I, 21|   Palaemon and Portumnus. And the sacred rites of the Eleusinian
 26    I, 21|         Etna, on this account her sacred rites are celebrated with
 27    I, 21|         town of Rhodes, there are sacred rites in honour of Hercules,
 28    I, 21|    consider it a violation of the sacred rites, if at any tithe during
 29    I, 21|          Now these things are not sacred, but sacrilegious, in which
 30    I, 21|          of representation in the sacred rites. Moreover, the mystery
 31    I, 21|          literature pertaining to sacred rites: he will perhaps find
 32    I, 21|         things which are esteemed sacred are empty, vain, and fictitious.
 33    I, 21|          nevertheless carried the sacred shield, preceded by the
 34    I, 22|     delivered to the people those sacred rites which were most acceptable
 35    I, 22|          of wine is placed at her sacred rites. Therefore Faunus
 36    I, 22|           called Cithaeron. Those sacred rites are even now called
 37    I, 22|          called Melissae. But the sacred history testifies that Jupiter
 38    I, 23|         in the antiquity of their sacred rites, since both their
 39   II, 4 |          he had carried off their sacred things, had he a prosperous
 40   II, 4 |           had taken away the most sacred images from their most venerable
 41   II, 7 |        believe the truth of those sacred rites which he himself delivered.
 42   II, 8 |           oracle, transferred the sacred rites of Hercules to the
 43   II, 9 |        other things. Finally, the sacred writings teach that man
 44   II, 9 |          added:--~"An animal more sacred than these, and more capacious
 45   II, 10|      which we are informed in the sacred' writings of our holy religion.
 46   II, 11|    prophets, and contained in the sacred book of God; those things
 47   II, 12|            though ignorant of the sacred writings, saw this, who
 48   II, 12|          generation of life."~The sacred writings contain statements
 49   II, 13|         to the same place; as the sacred writers teach. and the Erythraean
 50   II, 13|       handed down as it is in the sacred writings, and spread abroad
 51   II, 14|        forth from the ark, as the sacred writings inform us, diligently
 52   II, 14|       away from the stem of their sacred root, they established for
 53   II, 17|       names which are read in the sacred writings. Moreover, these
 54   II, 18|        the second place, that the sacred images themselves, to which
 55   II, 18|         rites, and violated every sacred law.~
 56  III, 1 |          handed down to us in the sacred writings that the thoughts
 57  III, 16|           had not attained to the sacred letters of truth, did not
 58  III, 19|      conclusion is false. For the sacred writings teach that the
 59  III, 20|           in many cities, certain sacred things which it is considered
 60   IV, 3 |         both be unemployed amidst sacred rites, and religion will
 61   IV, 7 |         name be published, as the sacred writings relate, before
 62   IV, 7 |        been directed to compose a sacred oil, with which those who
 63   IV, 8 |         one; but nevertheless the sacred writings teach us, in which
 64   IV, 8 |         he is acquainted with the sacred utterances of the prophets
 65   IV, 8 |         applied themselves to the sacred writings; the one of whom,
 66   IV, 8 |         His father, the writer of sacred hymns, thus speaks in the
 67   IV, 9 |         there is an ineffable and sacred speech, the relation of
 68   IV, 10|   contained in the secrets of the sacred writings. But I will first
 69   IV, 11|           up and preserved in the sacred writings. For the prophet
 70   IV, 11|        that He might transfer the sacred religion of God to the Gentiles,
 71   IV, 12|        which are under heaven the sacred mystery of the only true
 72   IV, 15|           a calm.~But perhaps the sacred writings speak falsely,
 73   IV, 18|       things, and ignorant of the sacred Scriptures, they conspired
 74   IV, 18|         perish in revenge for the sacred cross: "But if ye turn away
 75   IV, 26|           thorns, we surround the sacred head of God; for, being
 76   IV, 30|      would break the unity of the sacred body; and that they admonished
 77   IV, 30|           path, and corrupted the sacred writings, so that they composed
 78    V, 1 |         PHILOSOPHERS DESPISED THE SACRED WRITINGS; OF THE FIRST ADVOCATES
 79    V, 1 |        princes of this world, the sacred Scriptures are without credit,
 80    V, 1 |           they do not believe the sacred writings, because they are
 81    V, 2 |           have leisure for lawful sacred rites, and might experience
 82    V, 2 |         to prove the falsehood of sacred Scripture, as though it
 83    V, 2 |       happened by chance that the sacred writings fell into his hands?
 84    V, 2 |           as far removed from the sacred writings as he was removed
 85    V, 4 |    distinguished knowledge of the sacred writings, so that he was
 86    V, 8 |         who were connected by~the sacred and inviolable bond of divine
 87    V, 9 |           them from profaning the sacred and holy name of justice
 88    V, 9 |    pollute and dishonour the most sacred part of their body; who
 89    V, 11|        worshippers; these are the sacred rites which they require.
 90    V, 19|           had no knowledge of the sacred writings. And this reward
 91    V, 20|           and beginnings of their sacred rites and gods were handed
 92    V, 20|        the very beginnings of the sacred rites will convict them.
 93   VI, 1 |          worship itself. For that sacred and surpassing majesty requires
 94   VI, 1 |       Moreover, they also prepare sacred feasts and choice banquets,
 95   VI, 8 |      direct us to this path; that sacred, that heavenly law, which
 96   VI, 20|           whom God willed to be a sacred animal. Therefore let no
 97   VI, 21|     PLEASURES OF THE EARS, AND OF SACRED LITERATURE.~Pleasure of
 98   VI, 21|        and common language of the sacred writings as mean. For they
 99   VI, 24|          there is neither need of sacred boughs, nor of purifications,
100  VII, 1 |         by the testimonies of the sacred writings and also by probable
101  VII, 7 |          for the sake of men: the sacred writings teach us the same
102  VII, 10|     eternal punishment, which the sacred writings call the second
103  VII, 15|           in the mysteries of the sacred writings, that a prince
104  VII, 19|       know that the leader of the sacred warfare is about to descend;
105  VII, 21|      spiritual. But, however, the sacred writings inform us in what
106  VII, 24|     judgment being completed, the sacred city shall be planted in
107  VII, 24|           the same manner:--~"The sacred land of the pious only will
108  VII, 25|          collecting them from the sacred writings and from various
109  VII, 26|           the commencement of the sacred reign, that the prince of