Book, Chapter

 1    I, 8 |      they had ruled, they were consecrated to lasting, memory. And
 2    I, 15|        state, their memory was consecrated with the honour paid to
 3    I, 15|        account that the Romans consecrated their Caesars, and the Moors
 4    I, 15|      manner in which they were consecrated by the ancients, he both
 5    I, 15|      being was worthy of being consecrated, assuredly it was this.
 6    I, 15|      gods: for if the ancients consecrated their memory in the same
 7    I, 17|      and that their memory was consecrated after their death. And on
 8    I, 18|        statues and images, and consecrated, so that they might for
 9    I, 20|       of unchaste eyes. Tatius consecrated an image of Cloacina, which
10    I, 20|          Vices ought not to be consecrated, but virtues." But if you
11    I, 20|      if you forbid these to be consecrated, the same Greece will answer
12    I, 20| therefore, vices are not to be consecrated, in which I agree with you,
13    I, 20|        it seems better to have consecrated Venus as armed than bald.
14    I, 22|      place among the gods, and consecrated his sister Fatua Fauna,
15   II, 17|      beauty, to be erected and consecrated, and assumed to themselves
16   II, 17|      are vowed, and new images consecrated; herds of victims are slain;
17   IV, 28|     the ancient gods also were consecrated in the same manner after
18    V, 3 |    circumstance of your having consecrated the homicide Mars as a god,
19    V, 6 |     and all his offspring were consecrated as gods, and the worship
20   VI, 25|        up on high; He is to be consecrated by each man in his own breast."
21   VI, 25|  always have God with himself, consecrated in his heart, inasmuch as
22  VII, 14| secrets of Holy Scripture, and consecrated the seventh day, on which