Book,  Par.

 1    II,    114|           the Egyptian and Jewish worship, and a resolution of the
 2    II,    115| immaculate virtue over the Vestal worship. He formally thanked Fonteius
 3   III,     84|      crimes of men as much as the worship of the gods. ~ ~
 4   III,     85|      ascendancy, and the forms of worship of the very deities, with
 5   III,     87|         Aphrodisia maintained the worship of Venus; Stratonicea, that
 6   III,     89|         each case their religious worship was that of Diana or Apollo.
 7    IV,     50|        neglecting the established worship of the Divine Augustus,
 8    IV,     52|    approved, seeing that with the worship of myself was linked an
 9     V,      2|          adding that no religious worship was to be decreed, this
10    XI,     41|         Bacchanals dance in their worship or their frenzy. Messalina
11   XII,     15|     called Sambulos, with special worship of Hercules, who at a stated
12   XIV,     56|           our own, with a foreign worship or none at all, it is only