Book,  Par.

1     I,  49|     to repair to the temples? Prayers for either would be impious,
2     I,  62|    their magistrates and with prayers on their lips, came forth
3     I,  81|       a couch, and by dint of prayers and tears contrived to restrain
4    II,  3 | sacrifice is served only with prayers and pure flame, and though
5    II,  44|    prevailed upon them by his prayers, his advice, and his personal
6    II,  48|   authority, with the old his prayers, and still his look was
7   III,  38|      have come hither with my prayers and tears. It is idle to
8    IV,  47|  service and pay. Theirs were prayers indeed, but such as it was
9    IV,  63|    beg for their lives. Their prayers were not heard, till they