Book, Chapter

 1    I, 12|      sends forth no seed, nor receives it, and loves the attendants
 2    I, 21|       oxen of another man, he receives with ridicule and loud laughter
 3   II, 10|  contains no light, unless it receives it from the heaven, in which
 4   IV, 3 |       and the liberated slave receives the name of his patron,
 5   IV, 29|   even the Father. But he who receives the Son, and bears His name,
 6    V, 19|     And this reward it easily receives, and does not harshly demand.
 7   VI, 11|  those on whom it is bestowed receives? Therefore, as all pleasure
 8   VI, 12| called girls, in which no one receives but he who does not deserve
 9  VII, 10|    the human mind alone which receives virtue. Since, therefore,
10  VII, 11|      everlasting, in which it receives the divine and unspeakable
11  VII, 12|     and from the time when it receives the power of breathing,
12  VII, 12|    and learns all things, and receives wisdom by learning and hearing;