Chapter

 1 2 |           that nothing ought to be received which does not agree with
 2 3 |             according as they have received their impressions from the
 3 13|            which the whole man has received his own designation in common
 4 16|          nature which our soul has received from God, then the irrational
 5 21|       not-made. Now that which has received its constitution by being
 6 25|        barbarian and Roman nations received souls by some other process, (
 7 26|         actually imbibed life, and received his soul, in Platonic style,
 8 27|           the normal condition has received a blessing from God, and
 9 32|            than to be admitted and received, by reason of that original
10 32|          it, in individual bodies, received especial) dispositions,
11 37|            the substance, which it received when breathed at first into
12 48| contamination of the royal dishes, received from God, besides other
13 50|          them. He pretends to have received such a commission from the
14 55|           the revelation which she received of Paradise, if it were
15 56|            regions before they had received a proper sepulture; as in