Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |    Roman name, as you yourself received it from your father. For
 2    I, 1 |     from heaven to us who have received the mystery of true religion,
 3    I, 6 |      year, that is, September, received its name among them. He
 4    I, 6 |       boule;--and so the Sibyl received her name as though Siobule.
 5    I, 9 |     return for which office he received his arrows.~
 6    I, 11|        of life who has himself received it from another source?
 7    I, 11|        we have heard that seas received the names of those who had
 8    I, 11|      omen, and that the victor received it as a good token, and
 9    I, 13|    traversed the world."~Janus received him wandering and destitute;
10    I, 17|      that he is aware that the received system is false, but is
11    I, 20|    marriage with Zephyrus, she received from her husband as a wedding
12   II, 1 | forward, because they have not received reason and wisdom, whereas
13   II, 2 |     with perception. But if it received this name from resemblance,
14   II, 2 |        of your body, which you received upright, in order that you
15   II, 3 |    religion which was publicly received. What can you do respecting
16   II, 4 |        not take them away, but received them: for that it would
17   II, 4 |   should not die before he had received consolation from revenge.~
18   II, 8 |    which was proved by letters received from Paulus a few days afterwards.
19   II, 9 |       these evils;" and having received light, may perceive his
20   II, 9 |      in the original source be received from any other quarter.
21   II, 9 |       made, inasmuch as it has received the hand of the artificer,
22   II, 12|  bodies; and also that, having received from the vessels with which
23   II, 18|       raised from it, and have received an elevated position beyond
24  III, 16|        But, inasmuch as it has received it, it follows that wisdom
25  III, 17|        whom Democritus, having received instructions, left to Epicurus
26  III, 23|      omit that which is always received with derision by all. This
27  III, 23|      been given to man, he has received in the place of all these
28   IV, 5 |   under what king each of them received the inspiration of the Divine
29   IV, 11|     crimes, since they had not received their Lord and God, as the
30   IV, 13|   prophets to him. Now Solomon received the government of the kingdom
31   IV, 14|        of Him who sent Him, He received the dignity of everlasting
32   IV, 15|   their limbs, having suddenly received power, were strengthened,
33   IV, 15|        for many ages; but they received attention after the nativity
34   IV, 26|        heavenly things, having received the instruction of wisdom,
35   IV, 28|     from which religion itself received its name, not, as Cicero
36   IV, 28|       to be taken from men and received into heaven, they called
37    V, 2 |       the mystery which he had received, unless it happened by chance
38    V, 10|   fault—for he perhaps had not received a liberal education--but
39    V, 13|        the divine law has been received from the rising even to
40    V, 13|         and by that punishment received the pardon which he had
41    V, 23|      spirits of demons, having received permission, throw themselves
42    V, 24|   judgment of God, who, having received power, have abused it to
43   VI, 1 |    since we were fashioned and received the breath of life from
44   VI, 3 |      and righteousness, having received the reward of immortality,
45   VI, 12| especially ours, since we have received the law, and the words of
46   VI, 13|       thanks because they have received them, how much more just
47   VI, 13|     make use of what they have received, and give thanks, so God,
48   VI, 21|        Pleasure of the ears is received from the sweetness of voices
49   VI, 25|      man shall be just, having received immortality, he will serve
50  VII, 1 |    solid and heavy body, as it received a beginning at some time,
51  VII, 1 |       injury, and if they have received one, be unwilling to return
52  VII, 4 |        account, because he had received wisdom, the whole force
53  VII, 5 |      was taken from the earth, received the power of producing offspring,
54  VII, 5 |        belongs to the soul. We received the former at our birth
55  VII, 5 |     therefore has no limit. We received the first when we were ignorant
56  VII, 5 |      his past life, and having received an increase of divine vigour,
57  VII, 5 |    good. But after that he had received the knowledge of good and
58  VII, 5 |    permanent. Then man, having received the garment of immortality,
59  VII, 10|     the soul of man, if it has received virtue, remains permanent,
60  VII, 11|     because temporal death has received an end. Again, as the life
61  VII, 12|      entirely perish, since it received its origin from the Spirit
62  VII, 14|        language of the Hebrews received its name from the number,
63  VII, 15|   which is now called Hydaspes received its name, handed down to
64  VII, 19| meaning; because in it He then received life when He suffered, and
65  VII, 21|  without doing harm; which has received from God this power, that
66  VII, 22|       knowing whence the poets received them, and they say that
67  VII, 22|  corrupted that which they had received; or, the opinion being scattered