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 1     I,  2 |         by the hands of citizens. Sacred rites were profaned; there
 2     I,  88|     obstacle in the fact that the sacred shields had not been restored
 3    II,  56|         to sell, sparing nothing, sacred or profane. Some persons
 4    II,  78|  recognises only an altar and its sacred association. While Vespasian
 5   III,  33| plunderers. When all things else, sacred and profane, were settling
 6   III,  81|         more easily arranged. The sacred virgins were sent back with
 7    IV,  15|           collected at one of the sacred groves, ostensibly for a
 8    IV,  23|      brought out of the woods and sacred groves, under the various
 9    IV,  54|       entire space devoted to the sacred enclosure was encompassed
10    IV,  54|        entered the precincts with sacred boughs. Then the vestal
11    IV,  86|       Eleusis to preside over the sacred rites, what this worship
12    IV,  86|         of the neighbourhood, was sacred to the infernal Jupiter,
13     V,  5 |    practised by other men. Things sacred with us, with them have