Book, Chapter

 1    I, 20|          what purport to immolate victims? To what purport to bestow
 2    I, 21|          rite of immolating human victims is ancient, since Saturn
 3    I, 21|      accustomed to immolate human victims to Saturn; and when they
 4   II, 2 |          contributions, they slay victims; and while they value these
 5   II, 4 |         these costly and fattened victims, which have a mouth, but
 6   II, 14|   practice of honouring them with victims and odours; and thus wandering
 7   II, 17|      images consecrated; herds of victims are slain; and when all
 8   II, 17|           race even devised human victims, to devour as many lives
 9   IV, 27|     events in the entrails of the victims. And when the soothsayers
10   IV, 28| propitious, it is plain that many victims must render him more propitious,
11    V, 10|   merciful than to immolate human victims to the dead, and to feed
12    V, 11|         nothing else but that the victims may not die under the torture:
13    V, 21|        enemies, they appease with victims their robbers and murderers,
14   VI, 1 |          altars with the blood of victims, if they have moistened
15   VI, 2 |       they sacrifice fine and fat victims to God, as though He were
16   VI, 25| worshipped with the immolation of victims and with much blood--for