Book, Chapter

1    I, 6 |  darkness, and on the instant receives the light. As, then, those
2    I, 6 |       the flow, and the blood receives an impulse towards the breasts;
3    I, 6 |     mother, by which also she receives a potent charm of affection.
4    I, 6 |       milk with water; for it receives it alone of all liquids,
5   II, 11|      as it were to the flesh, receives its shape, and marks out
6  III, 12| trained from earth, and there receives the Father, whom he learns