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 1 VIII   |      first to the director of the sacred ritual and to take down
 2 XIII   |           domestic necessity more sacred. ~Equally you profane your
 3 XIII   |         ground, for access to the sacred rites; one is not allowed
 4 XIII   |  court-page or other a god of the sacred synod;—although your ancient
 5 XIV    |          unwilling to review your sacred rites; I do not mention
 6 XV     |         the self-same fillets and sacred caps and purple vestments,
 7 XIX    |           of the antiquity of the sacred writings, if they did not
 8 XIX    |           temples and oracles and sacred rites,—all these meanwhile
 9 XXI(62)|        assert your right to their sacred literature.' 'This is quite
10 XXII   |       chief, may be learnt in the sacred writings 70. It will be
11 XXIII  |          madness to leap from the sacred towers, and quite another
12 XXV    | difference between the robbery of sacred and profane treasures. The
13 XXXV   |       forth, were both performing sacred rites for the emperor's
14 App    |         to be frequented; and the sacred festivals, so long disregarded,