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 1   2, 30(67) |    that Bendidia signifies the feast of Diana, with the Thracians. [
 2   2, 30(67) |     see the celebration of the feast of Bendis. I adopt the reading
 3   2, 30(67) | particulars stating, that this feast was common both to the Athenians
 4   2, 54     |  condemned to death, until the feast of Saturn; and, when the
 5   2, 54     |       of Saturn; and, when the feast arrived, they brought the
 6   2, 64     |            Megalopolis) at the feast of Jupiter Latiaris? For
 7   2, 64(114)|                   14 [...] The feast of Jupiter must therefore,
 8   3, 7      | disciples among the Scythians, feast (now) no more on human beings?
 9   3, 36     |        that they should make a feast in holiness, both of the
10   4, 15     |    king, who made a (marriage) feast for his son, and sent his
11   4, 15     |     who had been bidden to the feast; but they would not come.
12   4, 15     | prepared for you : Come to the feast. But they disregarded and
13   4, 15     |      that ye find, call to the feast. So those servants went
14   4, 16     |        introduces the familiar feast, and bringing together,
15   4, 16     |     these things, the rational feast and marriage supper, (represent)
16   4, 16     |         and called them to the feast of the New Testament. But
17   4, 16     |      that ye find, call to the feast" -- performed even the thing
18   4, 16     |       that ye find call to the feast." And this they fulfilled
19   4, 16     |    parable, saying, "And48 the feast was filled with guests:
20   4, 25(91) |      came up to worship at the feast." They might, indeed, have