Chapter

 1 VII   |        taxes than there were who received wages; so that the means
 2 XIII  |      every suit at law should be received against them; while, on
 3 XVI   |          you have not at present received it, is laid up in the kingdom
 4 XIX   |          which Galerius formerly received the purple; and there a
 5 XXV   |        of his own accord to have received that prince into partnership
 6 XXVI  |     Maximian had been oftentimes received with every sort of luxurious
 7 XXVI  |          to him from whom he had received it; and after this he obtained
 8 XXVIII|       from the tribunal, and was received into the arms of the soldiers.
 9 XXXIII|     motion of his body, Galerius received a hurt, and the blood streamed
10 XXXVII|        occupied in this plan, he received letters from Constantine
11 XLIII | cordiality. The ambassadors were received courteously, friendship
12 XLVI  |      eight years before Daia had received the dignity of Caesar, and
13 XLVIII|        victory, Licinius, having received part of the soldiers of
14 L     |         of God, all the implores received according to the deeds that