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At length the temple was destroyed by fire, and the original sibylline books perished.
2
It is as old as the sibylline books.
3
That there had been prophecies about us in the Sibylline books?
4
It was no more historical than similar traditions in other countries, Sibylline books, etc.
5
The Sibylline books, which held the secrets of the fate of Rome, were consumed.
6
It carefully preserved a collection of prophecies, the Sibylline Books.
7
Sulla very likely regretted the loss of the Sibylline books as much as any man.
8
A curious legend is told of the Sibylline Books.
9
Before Maxentius left Rome, he consulted the Sibylline books.
10
Hence Asinius Callus moved "that the Sibylline books might be consulted."
11
The Sibylline Books warned against a woman like her.
12
The danger of the case may be illustrated by the ancient story of the Sibylline books.
13
It was about this time that the Capitol, and in it the Sibylline books, were burnt.
14
His worship was introduced into Rome by order of the Sibylline books (293 B.C.
15
By the same channels came the Sibylline books.
16
On this point the Sibylline books were consulted.