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 1   I,  11     |     that we are quite ready to receive its first impressions, or
 2   I,  11     |  another, in order that we may receive the same pleasures and the
 3   I,  50     |     which express it. Meanings receive their dignity from words
 4  II,  83     |    with false appearances, and receive from Reason in their turn
 5  II,  96     | effects, we are not willing to receive good reasons when they are
 6  II,  151    |      of Port-Royal, who do not receive this stimulus of envy and
 7 III,  194    |      one of those which people receive with credulous simplicity,
 8 III,  195    |    those opinions which people receive with too credulous a facility,
 9 III,  233    |      does not excuse those who receive it." Let us then examine
10 VII,  513(83)|        11. "Thou art worthy to receive." ~
11 VII,  550    |      lot like mine, in which I receive neither evil nor good from
12  IX,  610    |        say, 'The Lord will not receive me.' The strangers who join
13  XI,  710    |   punishments which they would receive for it, and the rest of
14  XI,  735    |      that the idolaters should receive Him, and take refuge in
15 XII,  759    |        but not all. The saints receive Him, and not the carnal-minded.
16 XII,  760    |    slaying Him in order not to receive Him as the Messiah, have
17 XII,  761    |       His enemies, do? If they receive Him, they give proof of
18 XII,  761    |     expectation of the Messiah receive Him. If they reject Him,
19 XIII,  838   |     from all quarters there to receive these miraculous alleviations