Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  3| conceive, and so far as it can, receive and comprehend. the divinity
 2   1,  3|        is able in that state to receive, and that it is a participator
 3   1,  5|     whole globe of the earth to receive within itself the aforesaid
 4   1,  5|  refreshment and comfort that I receive through your means.~CIC.
 5   2,  1|      the soul for debt and dole receive~With heart, with spirit
 6   2,  1|         to those or that he may receive from them. Let him he content
 7   2,  1|         so far as it is open to receive those superior gifts, for
 8   2,  2|       so that they may learn to receive the fruits of the mature
 9   2,  3|         the heart, the other to receive the impression of the heart;
10   2,  3|       has two functions, one to receive the impressions from the
11   2,  4| philosopher are not more apt to receive this light than the ignorant?~
12   2,  4|      eye, when we see, does not receive the light of the fire and
13   2,  4|     state it is found, does not receive the divinity substantially,