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    Sacrifice

    event · 9 works · 13 mentions · 32 anchored passages

    sacrifice · the rite · sacrificing · the sacrifice · Soma-rite · oblation · priestly office · sacred sacrifice · sacrificed · sacrifices

    spoken of as

    4 expressions

    The sacrifice“yajña”3 mentions

    Rigveda (Sanskrit) · Atharvaveda (Paippalāda) (Sanskrit)

    These, O Agni, are your ancient births;
    mandala 3

    Sacrifice/Soma-rite“yajña”1 mention

    Atharvaveda (Paippalāda) (Sanskrit)

    Strengthen this sacrifice, O praises;
    kanda 19

    Soma-pressing ritual“sacrifice”1 mention

    Rigveda (Sanskrit)

    For Indra, O Soma, you are poured around by men;
    mandala 9

    the soma-pressing ritual1 mention

    Sāmaveda (Sanskrit)

    Come to our pressed soma with thy bay steeds.
    prapathaka 12

    in the texts

    Atharvaveda (Paippalāda)Ancient · Sanskrit

    The sacrifice (yajña) and its Soma-rite, treated across several hymns as a structured, vulnerable process requiring correct pressings, vessels, and priestly conduct.

    Strengthen this sacrifice, O praises;
    kanda 19
    May the four quarters strengthen this sacrifice;
    kanda 19
    We have made the flowing pot free of disease — Tvaṣṭṛ, Vāyu, Earth, and Atmosphere.
    kanda 19

    RigvedaAncient · Sanskrit

    The recurring ritual act of pressing, filtering, and offering Soma at the sacrifice/divine feast for the gods, especially Indra.

    For Indra, O Soma, you are poured around by men;
    mandala 9
    Mitra has been pressed, worthy of worship in the communities;
    mandala 9
    smite them, O Soma Pavamāna, you of wicked designs against us!
    mandala 9

    On the murder of HerodesClassical · Greek

    Ritual sacrifices, both those the defendant has personally attended (cited as evidence of his purity) and those forming part of the solemn procedure of a homicide trial.

    but whenever I have attended a sacrifice, that sacrifice has invariably been successful.
    on the murder of herodes
    Many, too, have been proved to be defiled as they stood beside a sacrifice, because they prevented the proper performance of the rites.
    on the murder of herodes
    I know furthermore, gentlemen of the jury, that if the witnesses were testifying against me that my presence on shipboard or at a sacrifice had been the occasion of some unholy manifestation, the prosecution would be treating that fact as supremely significant;
    on the murder of herodes

    Against PhaenippusClassical · Greek

    A legally commanded sacrifice connected with the exchange procedure.

    I forbade the ass-drivers, as I said, to touch the wood, and after giving notice to Phaenippus to attend the sacrifice, as the law commands, I went back to the city.
    against phaenippus

    SāmavedaAncient · Sanskrit

    The central rite of pressing and offering soma to the gods, recurring throughout the window as both act and invitation.

    Come to our pressed soma with thy bay steeds.
    prapathaka 12
    They have been released for the feast of the gods, seeking prizes like chariots.
    prapathaka 12
    Come to our pressed soma with thy bay steeds, for the great battle-joy and for sight.
    prapathaka 12

    De idolatriaLate Antiquity · Latin

    Pagan ritual offering, the presence at or assistance in which is analyzed for idolatrous complicity.

    But to these sacrifices are attached.
    de idolatria
    Let us grant, then, that one can succeed to some office, so as to walk in any honour in the bare name of honour only, and neither sacrifice, nor lend his authority to sacrifices, nor let out victims, nor delegate the care of temples, nor procure their revenues, nor exhibit spectacles at his own or the public cost, nor preside over their exhibiting, nor pronounce or proclaim anything solemn, nor even swear;
    de idolatria

    Bṛhaspati SmṛtiAncient · Sanskrit

    The Vedic ritual of sacrifice, repeatedly invoked as a structural analogy for legal procedure, with the king as sacrificer/deity-figure and outcomes mapped onto ritual elements.

    the punishment is the sacrificial fee.
    chapter 1
    in the sacrifice, the master obtains the merit;
    chapter 1
    this legal procedure, when brought together, is declared to be equal to a sacrifice.
    chapter 1

    ManusmṛtiAncient · Sanskrit

    The ritual of sacrifice, created at the beginning alongside the Veda, assigned as a duty to the higher varnas, and identified as the highest Dharma of the Dvapara age.

    In the Kṛta age, the highest Dharma is *tapas*;
    chapter 1
    To the Brāhmaṇas he assigned teaching and studying, sacrificing for oneself and sacrificing for others, giving and receiving alms.
    chapter 1
    The Lord also created the host of the gods, whose nature is action, and the subtle host of the Sādhyas, and the eternal *yajña* (sacred sacrifice).
    chapter 1

    ApologyClassical · Greek

    Socrates' ritual worship at communal festivals and public altars, invoked to refute impiety.

    for all who have happened to be near at the time, as well as Meletus himself,—if he so desired, — have seen me sacrificing at the communal festivals and on the public altars.
    apology
    For it has not been shown that I have sacrificed to new deities in the stead of Zeus and Hera and the gods of their company, or that I have invoked ill oaths or mentioned other gods.
    apology