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 1 1 |       Oracle, and offered certain sacrifices which the God commanded.
 2 5 |          mankind have established sacrifices in connection with mystic
 3 5 |        entertain one another with sacrifices, and become friends and
 4 6 |           ten years experience of sacrifices and dances, if extending
 5 6 |           a cow and had no animal sacrifices, but only cakes and fruits
 6 6 |         the time when the nuptial sacrifices and ceremonies were performed.
 7 7 |        whom they offer acceptable sacrifices, and producing in them a
 8 7 |         to be sung at the several sacrifices, and with what dances the
 9 7 |         the citizens are to offer sacrifices and libations to the Fates
10 7 |         in order that seasons and sacrifices and festivals may have their
11 7 |        far as to be able to offer sacrifices and pray to them in pious
12 8 |       them, and to determine what sacrifices will be for the good of
13 8 |         him, making the games and sacrifices duly to correspond at fitting
14 8 |       during their whole life are sacrifices and festivals and dances.
15 9 |       accomplished by prayers and sacrifices to certain Gods, who are
16 10|      aside from their purpose, by sacrifices and prayers.~Cleinias. What
17 10|          their parents during the sacrifices showing an intense earnestness
18 10|           easily propitiated with sacrifices and prayers. As to the opinion
19 10|          about the Gods and about sacrifices and oaths, and perhaps by
20 10|    promise to charm the Gods with sacrifices and prayers, and will utterly
21 10| consecrating the occasion, vowing sacrifices, and promising shrines to
22 10|  propitiate the God secretly with sacrifices and prayers, while they
23 11|          temple, or at the public sacrifices, or at games, or in the
24 12|   assemblies, and at all Hellenic sacrifices and sacred missions, and
25 12|          sent to take part in the sacrifices and games there dedicated
26 12| forbidding strangers at meals and sacrifices, as is the manner which