| Only this is to be reverenced in the rational being, that he feels and acts as a member of a transcendental realm, while recognizing that he can know only the world of nature. |
| That which is beautiful must not be trafficked with, but must only be reverenced and adored. |
| This feature was very strikingly exemplified in the god Sarapis, a deity equally reverenced by the Greeks and the Egyptians. |
| Her family had reverenced the House of Guru Nanak since the days of the Sixth Guru, and her son, Kanwar Ram Singh, now attended upon the holy guest. |
| All these noble qualities are to be reverenced and loved, no doubt, but what entitles them to be called beautiful? |
| Right so came they to be known of all the world by reason of these holy austerities, and visited by rich and poor, and reverenced. |
