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 1  II,  76|     and all heap up boxfuls of incense on the already loaded altars,
 2 III,  15|    these very images with much incense, and whatever else is used
 3 III,  24|      good, except they receive incense and consecrated offerings?
 4  IV,  16|     that either fumigations of incense be offered to her, or sacrificial
 5  IV,  30|    victims, who gives piles of incense to be burned with fire,
 6   V,   3| mortals? the sacrificial meal, incense, blood, the scent of burning
 7  VI,   1| creatures slain in sacrifices, incense, nor sacrificial meal, and
 8  VI,   3|     sacrifice, we do not offer incense and libations of wine. And
 9 VII,   1|         about pure wine, about incense, and about all the other
10 VII,   3|        the deities; for either incense is given, and is lost melting
11 VII,  12|     the poor man burn a little incense, and a small piece of some
12 VII,  20|    horrible in colour? Dye the incense if it is offered, the salted
13 VII,  26|       to say a few words about incense and wine, for these, too,
14 VII,  26|      with respect to that very incense which you use, we ask this
15 VII,  26|    declared, was it known what incense was, as is proved by the
16 VII,  26|     ceremonies? For if without incense the performance of a religious
17 VII,  26|       nor gods sought for this incense, it is proved that to-day
18 VII,  27|   cause, what the reason, that incense is put on the altars before
19 VII,  27|       should show why you give incense to the gods, so, too, it
20 VII,  27|   happen not to know what this incense is, or what is its origin,
21 VII,  27|       away before the smoke of incense, and lulled to sleep, their
22 VII,  28|      28. Will any one say that incense is given to the celestials,
23 VII,  28|  thousand pounds of the finest incense, and the whole sky were
24 VII,  29|        Wine is used along with incense; and of this, in like manner,
25 VII,  32|    wish, honour in wine and in incense, let the auger and displeasure
26 VII,  36|        think that, by wine and incense, honour is given to the
27 VII,  37|    true sacrifices; for gruel, incense, and flesh feed the devouring
28 App     |      blood and fumigation with incense; who spend days of festivity,