Book, Chapter

 1    I, 13| supreme power on the earth. He instituted and prepared that kingdom
 2    I, 15|  honours paid to the gods were instituted, when he reads in Virgil
 3    I, 16|        two sexes can have been instituted except for the sake of generation.
 4    I, 17|       yet a boy. And she first instituted the art of courtesanship,
 5    I, 20|      and the Larentinalia were instituted. Nor is she the only harlot
 6    I, 22|        shepherds. Therefore he instituted pontiffs, priests, Salii,
 7    I, 22|     rites which he himself had instituted, but all others also. When
 8    I, 22|      Numa Pompilius and others instituted; at and these he trembles,
 9  III, 6 |       mortal, and, having been instituted a few ages before, had now
10    V, 5 |       gods not having yet been instituted, nor any race being as yet
11    V, 20|      that these mysteries were instituted in memory of the dead, will
12    V, 20|     rites of mystic awe "~were instituted by crafty men, that the
13   VI, 20|    gods, inasmuch as they were instituted on account of their birthdays,
14  VII, 5 |   taken away. For he who first instituted the games was a favourer