Book, Chapter

 1        1, XX     |           they have not beheld or received any memorials of older events.
 2        1, XXI    |        and if notwithstanding, he received it and handed it down to
 3        1, XXIX   |    illustrious country in Greece, received from the good-natured Athenian,
 4        1, XXXVII |          multitude, and as having received the beginning of his corporeal
 5        1, LIV    |        sufferings, saying that He received no assistance from the Father,
 6        1, LVII   |          follow: "For ye have not received the spirit of bondage again
 7        1, LVII   |        again to fear; but ye have received the Spirit of adoption,
 8        2, I      |           and those Jews who have received Jesus as Christ are called
 9        2, VIII   |           if our testimony may be received? But the Jew of Celsus exclaims: "
10        2, XIII   |         prophecies as one who has received great power from God to
11        2, XXXI   |          created; and that He who received the command was God the
12        2, XXXVII |       adduce from history one who received gall for his food, and to
13        2, XLI    |        upon the Thebans the price received for the sale of his possessions.
14        2, L      |            he says: "Because they received not the love of the truth,
15        2, LV     |        golden napkin which he had received from her as a gift); and
16        2, LXI    |          the appearance of wounds received on the cross, and was not
17        2, LXIII  |          of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for
18        2, LXV    |         only whom He knew to have received eyes capable of seeing His
19        2, LXVIII |        Cleopas; and when they had received the bread, "their eyes were
20        2, LXX    |         were not capable of being received by all But observe here
21        2, LXXIV  |           on appearing to men, is received with incredulity?" we must
22        2, LXXIV  |         whole people, and yet was received with incredulity by those
23        2, LXXV   |        that appeared among men is received with incredulity, and that,
24        3, II     |        the Jews, who had long ago received a country of their own wherein
25        3, II     |           institutions, that they received oracles and predictions
26        3, VIII   |         made war even if they had received authority to do so,--they
27        3, XII    |       there arose heresies, which received their names from those individuals
28        3, XXIV   |          evidence of their having received through this faith a marvellous
29        3, XXVI   |          They accordingly, having received this answer, fulfilled the
30        3, XXVIII |        merely of the prophets who received the Divine Spirit, but of
31        3, XXXI   |        recorded that my Jesus was received up into glory, I perceive
32        3, XXXV   |        others, forbids them to be received as divine because they are
33        3, XXXVII |          precepts which they have received; others, again, for reasons
34        3, XLI    |      unity and intermixture, they received the highest powers, and
35        3, XLV    |      because he asked for wisdom, received it; and if any one were
36        3, LXXI   |          satisfactory change, are received by God on account of their
37        4, VIII   |       which is incapable of being received by the popular understanding.
38        4, XV     |         might be capable of being received by men. But He did not,
39        4, XV     |           voice, until he who has received Him in such a form is able,
40        4, XXXVIII|         only nation which has not received a share of divine power,
41        4, XLIV   |     merely, but one which we have received from the beginning from
42        4, LIX    |      distinguished men, as having received a virtuous soul, and to
43        4, LXII   |         treatises, and which have received very opposite explanations.
44        4, XCI    |      stung the bird, whose throat received the wound.~Mad with the
45        4, XCIX   |     beings, each one of which has received its appointed lot in its
46        5, XV     |           opinion (perhaps having received their information from the
47        5, XXXII  |      separate them from those who received them for the purpose of
48        5, XXXIII |         the covenant," and having received a law, for which we give
49        5, XXXV   |      instructions which they have received against superstition, they
50        5, XLI    |           which has long ago been received by the Persians, as Herodotus
51        5, XLII   |      their high degree of purity, received the spirit of the Supreme
52        5, L      |       clothed in his sacred robe, received obeisance from Alexander,
53        5, LVII   |          them, they are not to be received with mockery and ridicule,
54        5, LXIV   |      which God hath created to be received with thanksgiving of them
55        6, II     |           the contrary, many have received advantage from those who
56        6, II     |         his deserts, so that they received a moral amelioration in
57        6, VI     |           writing. Ezekiel, e.g., received a roll, written within and
58        6, VI     |           intelligence which they received by the grace of God), what
59        6, XXVI   |         of purification, who have received into the substance of their
60        6, XLVI   |         that perish; because they received not the love of the truth,
61        6, LV     |          to his wife: "If we have received good at the hand of the
62        6, LXVIII |           flesh, that He might be received by those who could not behold
63        6, LXVIII |          His incarnation, but was received up into heaven, and whose
64        6, LXXII  |            For God would not have received back the spirit which He
65        6, LXXIII |        way He would not have been received with incredulity, if He
66        6, LXXVII |           those, indeed, Who have received power to follow Him, in
67        6, LXXVII |      among them) a Peter, who has received within himself the edifice
68        7, VII    |    illumination which their minds received when divinely inspired.
69        7, XII    |     everything is worthy of being received by those who understand
70        7, XVII   |         which might bring all who received and cherished it into union
71        7, XVIII  |         the purity of their lives received the Divine Spirit, "wandered
72        7, XVIII  |         wealth which the just man received according to the law for
73        7, XXIII  |     excels all those who have not received the same grace.~
74        7, XLI    |       from Jesus alone could have received that help for the better
75        7, XLVII  |          knowledge which they had received from God, His providence
76        7, LI     | difference between those who have received a knowledge of the truth
77        7, LIII   |         whose divinity might have received the support of some myth
78        7, LV     |         outrages. Since, then, He received the scourgings with silent
79        7, LVIII  |          injustice which has been received; or whether, on the other
80        8, XXX    |          honour of the person who received from God a soul which has
81        8, XXXI   |           air which we breathe is received from demons, and that not
82        8, XXXII  |           to be refused, if it be received with thanksgiving: for it
83        8, XXXIII |         for the blessings we have received, we also eat the bread presented
84        8, XXXIV  |          armour of God," who have received strength to "withstand the
85        8, XXXVI  |        wicked, and that they have received no office of the kind from
86        8, XLI    |           the wrong which we have received from him, yet such abuse
87        8, XLV    |          in obedience to commands received from oracles; how often,
88        8, XLVI   |          known to a woman who had received him hospitably, that by
89        8, LVII   |          accordance with commonly received customs, they offer sacrifices
90        8, LXV    |        more obvious and generally received acceptation, to meet the
91        8, LXIX   |           them, although they had received these conditional promises,
92        8, LXX    |           the pleasure of Him who received from the Father power to