In the ordinance of sacrifices, he wished that the ceremonial should be very arduous and the expenditure very light.

He thus appointed many observances, whose knowledge is extremely important, and whose expense far from burdensome.

Thus in religious worship he added devotion and removed costliness.

He was also the first to introduce markets, games, and the other usual methods of assembling and uniting men.

By these establishments, he inclined to benevolence and amiability spirits whom the passion for war had rendered savage and ferocious.