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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 Menexenus Part
23 Text | celebrating in common for all rites which become the property Meno Part
24 Intro| of Orphic and Pythagorean rites and mysteries. It was easier Phaedo Part
25 Text | windings, as I infer from the rites and sacrifices which are Phaedrus Part
26 Text | entered with holy prayers and rites, and by inspired utterances The Republic Book
27 4 | repositories of the dead, and the rites which have to be observed The Second Alcibiades Part
28 Text | perform the other customary rites when I see that day approaching: The Symposium Part
29 Intro| used words or practised rites in one age, which have become