Chapter

 1 6 |         from without. Now, if to receive motion from some other thing
 2 19|        the case of such trees as receive injury from contact with
 3 32|         because it fails then to receive contrary (bodies),--I still
 4 33|       retribution which it is to receive, is not such a soul likely
 5 33|     would not think it better to receive his sentence in the courts
 6 35|         passage, "And if ye will receive it, this is Elias, which
 7 36|         the flesh, as the later, receive its sex from the soul. They
 8 38|       housed, since he could not receive such accommodation except
 9 43|           however, only that can receive a hearing which is suggested
10 43|     instincts (of sleep). If you receive your instruction from God, (
11 44|        unreasonable for a man to receive admonition from the Divine
12 49|       then, did not the Atlantes receive the dreaming faculty from
13 55|          would no doubt spurn to receive the comfort of the resurrection,
14 55| specially altered and adapted to receive the new-comer. Observe,
15 56|         burial which it ought to receive rather as a favour! For
16 56|       degree unfair, that should receive all the injury to which
17 56|          mind, that souls are to receive back at the resurrection
18 58|       shall it without the flesh receive its consolation. Nay more,