Book, Chapter

 1  III, 14|         who might be capable of receiving wisdom. For he diminishes
 2  III, 16|    nature would be incapable of receiving it. But, inasmuch as it
 3  III, 19|        capacity, and capable of receiving instruction, and that he
 4   IV, 7 |   earthly kingdom, the time for receiving which has not yet arrived,
 5    V, 4 |       he was not yet capable of receiving divine things, should be
 6   VI, 10| necessity withdraw himself from receiving it; for he who refuses his
 7   VI, 12|       in mind, that the hope of receiving in return must be altogether
 8   VI, 12|        no way profit us. But in receiving illustrious men, he looked
 9   VI, 15|     that he might be capable of receiving virtue, as the earth is
10   VI, 25|       to God that alone for the receiving of which He Himself produced
11  VII, 13|         worship of God. and for receiving immortality from Him; but