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1 22|        who both instituted bloody sacrifices to his grandfather Saturnus,
2 23|       after him, should celebrate sacrifices with the same revilings.
3 25|     possession of his senses, who sacrifices to such deities the choicest
4 28|         in the temples and at all sacrifices; and by the exhibition of
5 28|          which when appeased with sacrifices and vows they may again
6 54|       have assented to detestable sacrifices: they never do that voluntarily
7 54|           are delighted with such sacrifices to their gods), but they
8 58| acceptable victim, which the mind sacrifices of itself. For what do victims