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 1   I,  16|      ill luck of a wound being received in war, why, when the enemy
 2   I,  30|    that at a fixed period they received vital perceptions? For if
 3   I,  39|      from whom we have already received while alive so great gifts,
 4  II,   7|        moisture; or whether he received these outlines of body,
 5  II,  62|         yet, unless souls have received from the Lord of all things
 6  II,  70|      Jupiter was begotten, and received in his mother's womb the
 7 III,   4|    from you, whether they have received these names by which you
 8 III,   9|       that therefore they have received organs of generation, that
 9 III,  29|       general consent has ever received as single persons are infinite
10 III,  31|         Neptune, they say, has received his name and title because
11 III,  40|      the female deity commonly received, but some male attendant
12  IV,   6|     and genius of hearths, and received this name because men build
13  IV,   6|   purpose, I ask, has that god received the charge of hearths? He
14  IV,   8|      produced afterwards, they received those names which are earlier
15  IV,  18|        thoughts have generally received. But if they are liars,
16  IV,  37| because their priests were not received with favour, and because
17   V,   5|       the stone. This the rock received, and with many groanings
18   V,  20|      and tempest of her wrath, received the name Brimo thereafter
19   V,  26|      the wicker-basket; I have received again, and transferred to
20   V,  37|     was enraged and angry, and received the parts of a ram as the
21   V,  39|      be considered mad to have received a religious ceremony got
22 VII,  12|      and not such as should be received by deceitful, fickle, and
23 VII,  12|    their aid has been paid and received, which is very wicked. All
24 VII,  14|       the man from whom he has received the gift, and the honour
25 VII,  28|    that they live upon what is received from others, and that they