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 1    I, 15|           And thus various sacred rites have been undertaken among
 2    I, 15|      first undertook their sacred rites, and handed them down to
 3    I, 17|           this account her sacred rites are now celebrated by the
 4    I, 17|      bride; and her annual sacred rites are celebrated after the
 5    I, 20|          ROMANS, AND THEIR SACRED RITES.~I now come to the superstitions
 6    I, 20|      never have undertaken sacred rites of this kind. Cicero says
 7    I, 20|           a derision of religions rites is this! I were a defender
 8    I, 20|      introduction to the marriage rites; and a thousand other fictions,
 9    I, 21|      BARBARIANS, AND THEIR SACRED RITES; AND IN LIKE MANNER CONCERNING
10    I, 21|     inhuman by these sacrilegious rites? For these ought rather
11    I, 21|           sacrifices those public rites are to be judged signs of
12    I, 21|         In Egypt there are sacred rites in honour of Isis, since
13    I, 21|           Therefore in the sacred rites there is a representation
14    I, 21|         Portumnus. And the sacred rites of the Eleusinian Ceres
15    I, 21|           this account her sacred rites are celebrated with the
16    I, 21|          Rhodes, there are sacred rites in honour of Hercules, the
17    I, 21|     differs widely from all other rites; for they are not celebrated
18    I, 21|           violation of the sacred rites, if at any tithe during
19    I, 21|            What, moreover, do the rites of the Cretan Jupiter himself
20    I, 21|      representation in the sacred rites. Moreover, the mystery of
21    I, 21|         the gods and in religious rites, if no gods were worshipped
22    I, 21|   literature pertaining to sacred rites: he will perhaps find more
23    I, 22|           the people those sacred rites which were most acceptable
24    I, 22|       only annulled the religious rites which he himself had instituted,
25    I, 22|          both established impious rites to his grandfather Saturnus,
26    I, 22|           is placed at her sacred rites. Therefore Faunus also left
27    I, 22|          first who introduced the rites of father Liber into Greece;
28    I, 22|           Cithaeron. Those sacred rites are even now called Orphic,
29    I, 22|          gods, and introduced new rites and parades of sacrifices.
30    I, 22|      command, and observed annual rites and festivals for the sake
31    I, 23|         antiquity of their sacred rites, since both their origin
32   II, 1 |  undertook various and dissimilar rites were mortals, and when they
33   II, 5 |        that we may know with what rites and on what day to worship
34   II, 7 |         OF GOD, AND THE RELIGIOUS RITES OF THE FOOLISH; OF AVARICE,
35   II, 7 |         the truth of those sacred rites which he himself delivered.
36   II, 8 |            transferred the sacred rites of Hercules to the public
37   II, 18|          shown that the religious rites of the gods are vain in
38   II, 18|        preside over the religious rites themselves, being condemned
39   II, 18|      appears that these religious rites are vain in so many ways
40   II, 18|        have undertaken inexpiable rites, and violated every sacred
41   IV, 2 |   acquainted with their religious rites and institutions (for they
42   IV, 3 |          unemployed amidst sacred rites, and religion will be unemployed
43   IV, 3 |          that system of religious rites is dumb, not only because
44   IV, 3 |           must, amidst the solemn rites and prayers, be invoked
45   IV, 10|        their minds to the profane rites of the Egyptians. For when
46   IV, 10|      undertaken corrupt religious rites; and God, offended by them,
47   IV, 28|         assumed to themselves new rites, that they might honour
48    V, 2 |           defending the religious rites of the gods; that he had,
49    V, 2 |         leisure for lawful sacred rites, and might experience the
50    V, 10|         whose impious and profane rites are an abomination to the
51    V, 11| worshippers; these are the sacred rites which they require. Moreover,
52    V, 20|          turn men aside to deadly rites, and strive with the greatest
53    V, 20|        beginnings of their sacred rites and gods were handed down
54    V, 20|       they may also know that the rites themselves, in which they
55    V, 20|          beginnings of the sacred rites will convict them. They
56    V, 20|         object of worship. "Hence rites of mystic awe "~were instituted
57    V, 20|         But, they say, the public rites of religion must be defended.
58    V, 20|           an innocent life: those rites are frequented by unchaste
59    V, 22|         and they imagine that the rites of other gods are true,
60   VI, 2 |       earth even by the religious rites to which they are devoted.