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 1 20|         spoken of the religious rites which are common to all
 2 21|              XXI. OF THE SACRED RITES OF THE ROMAN GODS.~But the
 3 22|             XXII. OF THE SACRED RITES INTRODUCED BY FAUNUS AND
 4 23|          OF THE GODS AND SACRED RITES OF THE BARBARIANS.~We have
 5 23|        now we will speak of the rites and practices of their sacred
 6 23|      which are mild. The sacred rites of Isis show nothing else
 7 23| Cynocephalus. Thus the mournfuI rites are ended with gladness.
 8 23|         of Rhodes, where sacred rites in honour of Hercules are
 9 23|   nourished the boy. The sacred rites of the mother of the gods
10 23|      now repeated in the sacred rites; but cumbals are beaten
11 24|         OF THE ORIGIN OF SACRED RITES AND SUPERSTITIONS.~These
12 24|          that he introduced new rites and ceremonies of sacred
13 41|   agreement. Neither are sacred rites performed in philosophy,
14 43|         going astray to profane rites, undertook the worship of
15 55|          who dislike the public rites of religion handed down
16 55|      undertaking vain religious rites, as we have shown before,
17 63|     have passed over to profane rites. But I prefer to speak of
18 66|         and to pass over to the rites of the heathens, no fear,