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 1   2, 53     |       insanity, that they even sacrificed their friends to those who
 2   2, 54     |       the Phoenicians annually sacrificed (some of) their friends,
 3   2, 54     |     same again, was a man also sacrificed in Rhodes on the sixth of
 4   2, 54(101)|        name for Saturn, had so sacrificed his son Jeud ( 0Ieou&d );
 5   2, 55     |    formerly Coronea, was a man sacrificed in the month named among
 6   2, 55     |    then) so changed, that they sacrificed the man to Diomedes! And
 7   2, 55     |         He then, who was to be sacrificed, was accordingly—when his
 8   2, 56     |      law too, whereby men were sacrificed in Heliopolis (a city) of
 9   2, 57     |              57. Men were also sacrificed to Juno, and were chosen
10   2, 57     |     There were three moreover, sacrificed in one day ! But Amosis
11   2, 58     |                  58. They also sacrificed a man to the Omadian Bacchus
12   2, 59     |        as Apollodorus affirms, sacrificed a man to Mars! The Phoenicians
13   2, 59     |       pestilences, or famines, sacrificed one of their friends, who
14   2, 59     |      as to those who were (so) sacrificed. ~
15   2, 60     |      that the Curetes formerly sacrificed boys! And Pallas, who collected
16   2, 61     |       Virgin was also annually sacrificed to Minerva, in Laodicea
17   2, 62     |   Dumatians111 too, of Arabia, sacrificed a boy annually: him they
18   2, 63     |        all the Greeks commonly sacrificed men, before they went out
19   2, 64     |    even to this time, a man is sacrificed in the Great City113 (Megalopolis)
20   2, 64(112)|    daughters, all of whom were sacrificed for the good of the State.
21   2, 64     |        the Libyans117 publicly sacrificed two hundred of the sons
22   2, 64     | Aborigines. These however, had sacrificed to the Gods that select
23   2, 64     |     tithe of the  ./. men, and sacrificed them to Jupiter and Apollo,
24   2, 81     |        the agonies (of death), sacrificed them and feasted on them,
25   3, 1      |         Men again were no more sacrificed ; nor were the slaughterings
26   3, 59     |       of our Saviour which was sacrificed as a Lamb, for the whole
27   3, 59     |        THE WORD OF GOD, -- was sacrificed for the flock of all mankind.
28   3, 59     |        was, for these reasons, sacrificed. But He, the great High
29   5, 18     |         And, How could He have sacrificed to evil spirits? Or, How