Book,  Par.

 1     I,     15|           himself worshipped with temples and statues, like those
 2    II,     64|       same time he dedicated some temples of the gods, which had perished
 3    II,     64|      begun to restore. These were temples to Liber, Libera, and Ceres,
 4    II,     78|      ivory and of perfumes to the temples, with the amount of grain
 5    II,     99|         slew victims, visited the temples, with no moderation in his
 6    II,    110|       broke open the doors of the temples. Night assisted their credulity,
 7   III,     81|       shrines to certain deities, temples, arches and the usual routine,
 8   III,     84| sanctuaries were on the increase. Temples were thronged with the vilest
 9   III,     99|         towns of Italy as well as temples and images of deities were
10    IV,     18|      sanctuary for the respective temples of Juno and Aesculapius.
11    IV,     53|  sentiments of your hearts are my temples, these my most glorious
12    IV,     85|   meanwhile, after dedicating the temples in Campania, warned the
13    XI,     17|         set up in the squares and temples, on which new statutes are
14  XIII,     28|           by a lustration, as the temples of Jupiter and Minerva had
15   XIV,     15|           his friends went to the temples, and, an example having
16   XIV,     20|           deity was seen in Roman temples as well as in Greek cities.
17   XIV,     80|           in the forum and in the temples. There was even a burst
18   XIV,     85|       offerings were voted to the temples. I record the fact with
19    XV,     48|           in by solid masonry, or temples surrounded by walls, or
20    XV,     50|        was less loss of life, the temples of the gods, and the porticoes
21    XV,     51|          of tenements, and of the temples, which were lost. Those
22    XV,     56|           to the plunder; for the temples in Rome were despoiled and
23   XVI,     32|       public places, theatres and temples as if they were a desert,