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 1    I, 11|         have been placed in all the temples. What meaning have the effigies
 2    I, 11|          the feet of Jupiter in the temples, and are worshipped equally
 3    I, 11|            were in the most ancient temples, and especially in the sanctuary
 4    I, 15|          promised town we raise,~In temples sacred to his praise."~In
 5    I, 18|           life of man. Why have not temples been assigned to them also?
 6    I, 20|           piety, faith let there be temples for their praises." But
 7    I, 22|             insolence that he built temples in honour of himself in
 8    I, 22|             thus be preserved. Thus temples were founded in honour of
 9    I, 22| entertainers and assistants in war. Temples were also built to Jupiter
10   II, 1 |          they quickly hasten to the temples of the gods: they pour libations
11   II, 2 |              What is the meaning of temples and altars? what, in short,
12   II, 4 |        IMAGES, AND THE ORNAMENTS OF TEMPLES, AND THE CONTEMPT IN WHICH
13   II, 4 |          should be carried into the temples, since he thought it superfluous
14   II, 4 |           there is this gold in the temples, as there are doll presented
15   II, 4 |           of such power, from their temples, their ceremonies, and their
16   II, 4 |            and the ornaments of the temples? It is idle to follow up
17   II, 5 |            we may erect altars anti temples to each; that we may know
18   II, 7 |             more ornamented are the temples, and the more beautiful
19   II, 11|            of Jupiter, during which temples began to be built, and new
20   II, 14|              without any images and temples, and offered sacrifices
21   II, 14|        process of time they erected temples and statues to the most
22   II, 17|           conceal themselves in the temples, and are close at hand at
23   II, 17|           will bring it to pass, if temples, honours, and sacrifices
24   II, 17|          greatest veneration. Hence temples are vowed, and new images
25  III, 3 |      magnificent and highly adorned temples. Let us describe, if you
26  III, 17|              and that even the very temples themselves were often set
27  III, 17|            and often throw down his temples, and withdrawing into the
28  III, 17|             god throws down his own temples, when he throws them down
29  III, 17|          his own citadels and famed temples, and cast fires upon his
30    V, 9 |          sacrilege, and despoil the temples of the gods whom they worship;
31    V, 21|      considered, which is adored in temples and mocked in theatres?
32   VI, 1 |            if they have stained the temples and altars with the blood
33   VI, 20|            or the dedication of new temples. And at first the huntings,
34   VI, 25|             and honourable purpose. Temples are not to be built to Him
35  VII, 19|         being thrust out from their temples and couches, shall be given