Chapter

 1 2 |         the ventriloquists still held in honour by many. Let the
 2 2 |         of yours which have been held in honour. I publish without
 3 2 |      then fixing them on spits, "held them over the fire." But
 4 2 |          be mentioned for shame, held fast as they are in the
 5 2 | accordingly, who by the poets is held in the highest possible
 6 2 |           and ordered them to be held in honour in all the temples.
 7 2 |      then, as is probable, games held in honour of the dead; so
 8 3 |         over the tombs which are held sacred by you, And if no
 9 4 |        the temple of Serapis was held in honour, and the sacred
10 4 |          For just as temples are held in reverence, so also are
11 10|         reward, inasmuch as they held goodness in high esteem;
12 10|         destitute of feeling, is held to be a God, while a providence