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 1 1 | consideration of the proper funeral rites and honours of the dead.
 2 4 |           and in common temples and rites of worship; but colonies
 3 4 |            fellow–citizens, and the rites of hospitality taught by
 4 5 |           in connection with mystic rites, either originating on the
 5 6 |         give them altars and sacred rites, and at the altars let us
 6 6 |       authority. What are to be the rites before marriages, or any
 7 7 |             remedy of motion in the rites of the Corybantes; for when
 8 7 |           blasphemies on the sacred rites, exciting the souls of the
 9 8 |          infernal deities and their rites with the Gods who are termed
10 8 |           termed heavenly and their rites, but shall separate them,
11 8 |        house duly married by sacred rites, whether they be bought
12 9 |          partake of the same sacred rites with those whom they have
13 9 |             communication in sacred rites with his children, neither
14 9 |              or share in the sacred rites of those whom they have
15 9 |            minister of their sacred rites with better fortune than
16 10|        violation of public and holy rites, or of the partly–common
17 10|             or of the partly–common rites in which tribes and phratries
18 10|           committed against private rites and sepulchres, and in the
19 10|       allowed to practise religious rites contrary to law. And let
20 10|            No man shall have sacred rites in a private house. When
21 10|              and perform any sacred rites not publicly authorized—
22 10|            carry away their private rites to the public temples, and