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 1 XIII  |      your deceased friends? The temples and the altars serve for
 2 XV    | adulteries are committed in the temples, that the pander's trade
 3 XV    |     Christians never enter your temples even in the daytime. They,
 4 XIX   |           I say your very gods, temples and oracles and sacred rites,—
 5 XXIII |        those as gods from their temples whom in another place you
 6 XXV   |       then consist in images or temples. Religion was frugal and
 7 XXV   |  fortifications and the ruin of temples go together: the slaughter
 8 XXIX  |      own statues and images and temples, which I believe the Caesars'
 9 XXIX  |   Caesars' mines, and the whole temples, as such, depend on Caesar'
10 XXXVII|          we leave you only your temples. We can count your armies;
11 XL    |        destruction included the temples with the fortifications;
12 XLII  |         your religion is in the temples. But your other revenues
13 App   |       certainly a fact that the temples, which had been nearly deserted,