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 1   2, 11     |       libations and the fumes of sacrifices, to the evil demons which
 2   2, 13     |         and honoured (them) with sacrifices, and services (connected)
 3   2, 15     |         means of hymns, elegies, sacrifices, mysteries, books, and votive
 4   2, 49     | libations, fumes, blood, and the sacrifices of irrational animals: shewing
 5   2, 51     |        the Diviners, and offered sacrifices just as their Fathers had
 6   2, 60     |        the) collection of select sacrifices, that the Curetes formerly
 7   2, 60     |     Mithra109, affirms, that the sacrifices of men entirely ceased every
 8   2, 62(111)|         were evidently the human sacrifices of Phoenicia, noticed above.
 9   2, 64     |          Nor did they add to the sacrifices, fewer than three hundred
10   2, 64     |      required upon a time, human sacrifices from those in Italy who
11   2, 64     |        they had offered no human sacrifices, they fell into every sort
12   2, 64(119)|    before the public, that human sacrifices still prevail in the East
13   2, 64(119)|        both to bestial and human sacrifices... on a fearful scale of
14   2, 64(119)|   alludes (ib.) to the Druidical sacrifices made formerly in our own
15   2, 69     |          very gladly receive the sacrifices which were of Demons, both
16   2, 69     |        of bulls, and those human sacrifices, which were of their own
17   2, 69     |        forthwith did so in human sacrifices, and in the libations of
18   2, 75     |          the wicked and unlawful sacrifices of men. From these things
19   2, 76(135)|           p. 164. D.) that human sacrifices, which had every where prevailed,
20   2, 82     |          consisted) in the human sacrifices which (prevailed) throughout
21   3, 15     |        intellectual and rational sacrifices should, by means of rites
22   3, 16     |       power, has abolished those sacrifices which were completed with
23   3, 16     |          so provided, that human sacrifices should no more be offered,
24   3, 16     |         of Hadrian19, that human sacrifices ceased throughout the whole
25   3, 16(19) |          at that very time human sacrifices were offered up at Rome.~
26   3, 59     |          superior to all (other) sacrifices, -- was the Body of our
27   3, 59     |       the Demons; of those human sacrifices which had been delivered
28   3, 71     |     libations, fumes, blood, and sacrifices; nor yet with the sacrifices
29   3, 71     |     sacrifices; nor yet with the sacrifices of irrational animals: much
30   3, 71     | slaughter of men, and with human sacrifices. He has been taught, that
31   3, 71     |          in the fumes of earthly sacrifices; but only in the enlightened
32   3, 71     |         holiness of life; in the sacrifices also which are without smoke
33   3, 71(100)|           p. 39,) he terms these sacrifices, [Greek] See the rest of
34   4, 23     |        Images, by Idols,  ./. by Sacrifices, and the shedding of blood,
35   4, 23     |        Samaritans, in slaughter, sacrifices, incense, fire, and many
36   5, 5      |  slaughter of bulls, or with the sacrifices of irrational animals ?
37   5, 5      |        by means of blood and the sacrifices of irrational animals, or
38   5, 18     |          who, without libations, sacrifices, and invocations of Demons,
39   5, 50     |         suddenly brought to them sacrifices and libations, as if they