Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |       among the others as more celebrated and noble; since Fenestella,
 2    I, 11|    which the voyage of Isis is celebrated; from which fact we learn
 3    I, 17|       her sacred rites are now celebrated by the Galli as priests.
 4    I, 17|        annual sacred rites are celebrated after the manner of a marriage.
 5    I, 17|     were those virgins who are celebrated able to preserve their chastity
 6    I, 20|    which her birthday might be celebrated by public games, which they
 7    I, 20|    Those games, therefore, are celebrated with all wantonness, as
 8    I, 21|   account her sacred rites are celebrated with the throwing of torches.
 9    I, 21|        rites; for they are not celebrated with words of good omen (
10    I, 22|      into Greece; and he first celebrated them on a mountain of Boeotia,
11  III, 15|        intimacy with Lais, the celebrated courtesan; and that grave
12   IV, 26|       delivered by Moses to be celebrated by His people. But at that
13   VI, 20| birthdays and festivals he has celebrated.~
14  VII, 9 | judgment of God, which will be celebrated on the earth at the approaching
15  VII, 19|     This is the night which is celebrated by us in watchfulness on