Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|      love with a beautiful boy, offered violence to him, and while
 2    I, 11|       Jupiter was the first who offered sacrifice on that altar.
 3    I, 11|       the victim which he there offered in sacrifice." Nor is it
 4    I, 11|        Jupiter is found to have offered sacrifice. Caesar also,
 5    I, 11|        then, could Jupiter have offered sacrifice, except to his
 6    I, 21|        sacrifices were annually offered in the Leucadian manner:
 7    I, 21|      Lampsacus the victim to he offered to Priapus is an ass, and
 8    I, 21|        a slow victim may not be offered to the swift god;" so in
 9    I, 21|     resembled him to whom it is offered. At Lindus, which is a town
10   II, 4 |       receive good things, when offered voluntarily by those from
11   II, 14|         images and temples, and offered sacrifices to them in the
12  III, 12|       For those who voluntarily offered themselves to death for
13  III, 18|      his own spontaneous act he offered up his head to death;"~and
14  III, 18|          and if any violence is offered to us, we must endure it
15   IV, 18|        and the drink which they offered to Him before they fastened
16    V, 21|      his will. For unless it is offered spontaneously, and from
17   VI, 1 |       banquets, as though, they offered to those who would taste
18   VI, 2 |          And whoever shall have offered to them this food, although
19   VI, 20| conscience, since that blood is offered for the gratification of
20   VI, 25|         a dead body ought to be offered to a living being, why did
21   VI, 25|        things which ought to be offered, the gift and the sacrifice;
22   VI, 25|    which is incorporeal must be offered to God, for He accepts this.
23   VI, 25|      for divine sacrifice: were offered to his father, exclaimed: "