Book, Chapter

 1    I, 17|   celebrated by the Galli as priests. Juno violently persecuted
 2    I, 20|   purport is it to establish priests for the worship of vain
 3    I, 21|   call Bellona, in which the priests make offsprings not with
 4    I, 21| little son. For at first her priests, having made their bodies
 5    I, 22|      he instituted pontiffs, priests, Salii, and augurs; he arranged
 6    I, 22|  from which circumstance the priests of the same Mother are still
 7   IV, 3 |    gods, and that others are priests of religion, through whom
 8   IV, 3 |   the same, who are also the priests of God. Nor, however, let
 9   IV, 16|     God, then the rulers and priests of the Jews, excited with
10   IV, 17|  Christ, were incited by the priests to regard Him as impious,
11    V, 9 |    in order that they may be priests of religion; who do not
12    V, 20|      exhortations. Let their priests come forth into the midst,
13    V, 20|   sacrificing kings, and the priests and ministers of their superstitions.