Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|  bring forward. When about to offer violence to Danae, he poured
 2    I, 15|     men?~Why to the dead dost offer empty gifts?~Thou offerest
 3    I, 18|    all, and therefore workmen offer prayers to her. Such, then,
 4    I, 21|      What benefit do they who offer such sacrifices implore
 5    I, 21|       is to this effect: "And offer heads to Ades, and to the
 6    I, 21|    they might more diligently offer an expiation, they immolated
 7   II, 2 |    and, invoking their names, offer sacrifices in the open air?
 8   II, 2 |   through the whole day, they offer to them contributions, they
 9   II, 3 |       blood of beasts, and to offer vow after vow."~And assuredly
10   II, 4 |  things which it is better to offer as a gift to the god whom
11   II, 4 |       of sport. Therefore men offer to these dolls, which are
12  III, 26|     we do not sell water, nor offer the sun for a reward. The
13   IV, 27|      as the gods to whom they offer supplications. If they imagine
14   IV, 28|   worship, or what prayer you offer. But because the worshippers
15    V, 19|  place: "What riches will you offer to this man? what commands?
16    V, 20|    ask, when he draws nigh to offer his prayer without sincerity
17    V, 20|  these men, when they come to offer sacrifice, present to their
18    V, 20|      all crimes, they come to offer prayer; and they imagine
19    V, 20|    and they imagine that they offer a pious sacrifice if they
20   VI, 6 |    seize upon everything, and offer violence, and lay waste;
21   VI, 25| therefore to hold forth I and offer to God that alone for the