Book, Chapter

 1    I, 21|        few words respecting their sacrifices and mysteries. Among the
 2    I, 21|    benefit do they who offer such sacrifices implore from the gods? Or
 3    I, 21|          him. But it is said that sacrifices of this kind were put an
 4    I, 21|          into these lands, gloomy sacrifices were annually offered in
 5    I, 21|     victorious? From this kind of sacrifices those public rites are to
 6    I, 22|          new rites and parades of sacrifices. He had two daughters, Amalthaea
 7   II, 2 |       invoking their names, offer sacrifices in the open air? Why do
 8   II, 4 |         of Rome had appeased with sacrifices and gifts, was carried away
 9   II, 14|          and temples, and offered sacrifices to them in the open air,
10   II, 17|          are close at hand at all sacrifices; and they often give prodigies,
11   II, 17|            and when appeased with sacrifices, have averted. But all these
12   II, 17|          if temples, honours, and sacrifices are given to them. And on
13   IV, 27|           forehead stands by, the sacrifices are by no means favourable.~"
14   IV, 27|           men were present at the sacrifices, they drove their princes
15   IV, 28|         whole days in prayers and sacrifices, that their children might
16    V, 9 |          have consented to deadly sacrifices, these they praise and load
17    V, 13|        are appeased by gifts, and sacrifices, and incense, what reason
18    V, 20|     Therefore, when the worthless sacrifices i are completed, they leave
19    V, 20|        can the robber ask when he sacrifices, or the gladiator, but that
20    V, 21|     approach with holiness to the sacrifices, says, "Let them put on
21    V, 23|        would not shrink from such sacrifices? In the next place, some
22   VI, 24| worshipper of the true God, whose sacrifices are gentleness of spirit,