Chapter

 1 1 |       its brightness, and the sacred prophetic choir, down to
 2 2 |     Gerandryon, once regarded sacred in the midst of desert sands,
 3 2 |   Dionysus, celebrating their sacred frenzy by the eating of
 4 2 |       are called kings of the sacred rites by those whose business
 5 2 |       for I must expose their sacred things, and divulge things
 6 2 |      demons who have obtained sacred honours may be discovered
 7 3 |      You are not to call it a sacred sacrifice, if one slays
 8 3 |      the tombs which are held sacred by you, And if no shame
 9 4 |       held in honour, and the sacred enclosure borders on the
10 4 |       and men now observe the sacred nights of Antinous, the
11 10|       birds, and serpents are sacred things, and men are not;
12 10| contrary, regard men as truly sacred, and take beasts and stones
13 12|     and be initiated into the sacred mysteries, and come to the
14 12|      see the heavens. O truly sacred mysteries! O stainless light!