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 1    I, 11|    another; in one place have a temple, and in another a tomb?
 2    I, 15|    command to the people that a temple should be built to his honour,
 3    I, 17|        a most noble and ancient temple of hers at Samos, and an
 4    I, 18|      not only admitted into the temple, but even into heaven. In
 5    I, 20|      harlot to be placed in the temple, they erected the effigy
 6    I, 20|   stronger and more uncorrupted temple: let this rather be adorned,
 7    I, 20|         women, they dedicated a temple to the Bald Venus. They
 8    I, 20|   memory of this deed erected a temple and statue to armed Venus.
 9   II, 4 |      the secret recesses of her temple; the other was of such great
10   II, 8 |        their horses, when their temple which adjoins the fountain
11   II, 8 |       the marble tiles from the temple of the Lacinian Juno, to
12   II, 8 |     Lacinian Juno, to cover the temple of the equestrian Fortuna,
13   II, 8 |  against the shores near to the temple of the goddess, so that
14   II, 8 |        rushed in to plunder her temple, a flame of fire suddenly
15  III, 17|         divine law to restore a temple so often condemned by the
16  III, 20|         world and this heavenly temple with impious disputations,
17  III, 20|      than those who entered the temple of Vesta, or the Good Goddess,
18   IV, 10|    earth, that He might build a temple for God, and teach righteousness;
19   IV, 11|      one who should measure His temple, He was unwilling to send
20   IV, 13|    David, who wished to build a temple for God; and this was the
21   IV, 13|        the son of David built a temple for God, and the city which
22   IV, 13|       Church, which is the true temple of God, which does not consist
23   IV, 13|       called faithful. But that temple of Solomon, inasmuch as
24   IV, 14|         should build an eternal temple in honour of God, which
25   IV, 14|         this is the everlasting temple; and if any one hath not
26   IV, 14|       of this great and eternal temple, He must also have an everlasting
27   IV, 14|   approach to the shrine of the temple, and to the sight of God,
28   IV, 14|       through Him who built the temple. David in the cixth Psalm
29   IV, 14|         that He might prepare a temple for God, and might be scorched
30   IV, 18|       own saying, "Destroy this temple, which was forty-six years
31   IV, 18|         He Himself was the true temple of God. They inveighed against
32   IV, 19| earthquake; and the veil of the temple, which separated the two
33   IV, 19|             And the veil of the temple shall be rent, and at midday
34   IV, 25|         to found a new name and temple, that by His words and example
35   IV, 27|       so that they attacked the temple of the god, and contaminated
36   IV, 27|        let us lead him into the temple of the excellent and mighty
37   IV, 29|        the door of the greatest temple, He the way of light, He
38   IV, 30|       of the faith, this is the temple of God; into which if any
39    V, 2 |       that at the same time the temple of God was overthrown, there
40    V, 8 |       NOT EMBRACED; OF THE TRUE TEMPLE OF GOD, AND OF HIS WORSHIP,
41    V, 8 |        requires goodness; whose temple is not stones or clay, but
42    V, 8 |      the image of God. And this temple is adorned not with corruptible
43    V, 20|    religion altogether i in the temple, and with the temple, as
44    V, 20|        the temple, and with the temple, as they had found it; and
45   VI, 25|         done by him only in the temple, but at home, and even in
46   VI, 25|     inasmuch as he himself is a temple of God. But if he has served
47  VII, 17|     will attempt to destroy the temple of God, and persecute the