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 1 5 |           Romans, and are accounted sacred, but that there exist. and
 2 13|        posterity, gathered from the sacred inscriptions of ancient
 3 13|           handed clown to us in the sacred writing."~The same Euhemerus
 4 14|            both Hermes affirms, and sacred history teaches. When Trismegistus
 5 21|                         XXI. OF THE SACRED RITES OF THE ROMAN GODS.~
 6 21|           Fornax, together with her sacred ovens; than Stercutus, who
 7 22|                        XXII. OF THE SACRED RITES INTRODUCED BY FAUNUS
 8 23|              XXIII. OF THE GODS AND SACRED RITES OF THE BARBARIANS.~
 9 23|        rites and practices of their sacred institutions. A human victim
10 23|           those which are mild. The sacred rites of Isis show nothing
11 23|             a town of Rhodes, where sacred rites in honour of Hercules
12 23|     Amalthea nourished the boy. The sacred rites of the mother of the
13 23| circumstance is now repeated in the sacred rites; but cumbals are beaten
14 24|              XXIV. OF THE ORIGIN OF SACRED RITES AND SUPERSTITIONS.~
15 24|             rites and ceremonies of sacred things, and was the first
16 24|         gods. But Euhemerus, in his sacred history, says that Jupiter
17 27|             out the sinner from the sacred place, and banished him
18 34|           is not only taught by the sacred writings, but is sometimes
19 41|           no agreement. Neither are sacred rites performed in philosophy,
20 41|            philosophy treated of in sacred things; and on this account
21 43|            God alone, He was made a sacred spirit, so in His second
22 49|             as the faith due to the sacred writings shows, and the
23 59|             short, esteemed nothing sacred which his dreadful desire
24 62|             not readily believe the sacred writings, because they appear
25 70|         divine testimonies? For the sacred writings and the voices