Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|         he were so, he would not receive fates, but would appoint
 2    I, 13|        foresight. For why did he receive an oracle from another,
 3    I, 20|   worships some gods that it may receive benefits, and others that
 4    I, 21|       because he was not able to receive one of them, killed both.
 5   II, 4 |          of it; for they did not receive sensibility on their consecration.
 6   II, 4 |        silver, of which they who receive them are as destitute as
 7   II, 4 |          ungrateful to refuse to receive good things, when offered
 8   II, 7 |          philosopher, I ought to receive from you a reason for your
 9   II, 13|        to the fate of death, and receive the knowledge of good and
10   II, 14|       prince and founder did not receive from his father the worship
11   II, 19|          false; nor can anything receive the name of a true object
12  III, 3 |       nature of mortals does not receive knowledge, except that which
13  III, 12|        place. Therefore we alone receive religion, that we may know
14  III, 17|         to endure the thrust, to receive the weapon in the body,
15  III, 19|   resources which enabled him to receive a liberal education! For
16  III, 25| multitude. But yet Epicurus will receive the ignorant. How, then,
17   IV, 4 |        neither will philosophers receive immortality, which is the
18   IV, 14|        supreme Father, He should receive judgment and an everlasting
19   IV, 24|       can neither comprehend nor receive the truth, unless it is
20   IV, 26|          under His wings, and to receive on their foreheads that
21   IV, 28|       should he be in fault, and receive a name which implies censure,
22    V, 4 |    tenderness of its stomach, to receive the nourishment of solid
23    V, 8 |    Behold, she is in your sight; receive her, if you are able, and
24    V, 9 |      eyes, they not only fail to receive or recognise her, but they
25    V, 9 |       not justice: how will they receive her whom they imagine to
26    V, 18|          of man, on this account receive the name of folly. For what
27    V, 19|          means. But it will both receive its reward from God the
28   VI, 10|        and cherish man, and both receive and afford assistance against
29   VI, 10|           that we may be able to receive it. But if, as those others
30   VI, 11|          that you may afterwards receive a reward? With you, therefore,
31   VI, 12|        upon himself, for he will receive a reward from God. God has
32   VI, 12|          who does not deserve to receive. Nor is it less a great
33   VI, 12|       for a time he will himself receive from God for eternity. The
34   VI, 18|         aimed at, and should not receive the recompense of that heavenly
35   VI, 18|      lent any money, he will not receive interest, that the benefit
36   VI, 18|      that he may do good; but to receive more than he has given is
37   VI, 18|          good works. He must not receive a gift from a poor man;
38   VI, 18|     foolish, if at any time they receive an injury, are led by a
39   VI, 24|          cast them off, we again receive, cherish, and embrace them,
40   VI, 24|      powers of the human mind to receive; and he touched upon the
41  VII, 1 |         that they may be able to receive an injury, and if they have
42  VII, 6 |         for this end that we may receive immortality as the reward
43  VII, 17|   knowledge of God, and he shall receive the power of doing wonderful
44  VII, 19|         hereafter He is about to receive the kingdom of the world.
45  VII, 20|        Sibyl:--~"When this shall receive its fated accomplishment,
46  VII, 21|       have been approved of will receive the reward of immortality;
47  VII, 24|      darkened, and the moon will receive the brightness of the sun,
48  VII, 25|      would the limits of my book receive so great a multitude of