Book,  Par.

 1     I,  19|            the country was ready to receive and to credit all intelligence
 2     I,  37|             once behold you, let it receive my signal, and the only
 3     I,  82|             and tribunes shall only receive orders. If, whenever orders
 4    II,  54| deliberations, and was preparing to receive their flatteries, when of
 5   III,  16|           an open space in which to receive Varus and his troopers;
 6   III,  18|           not open their ranks, nor receive the fugitives, nor advance
 7   III,  19|             advance to Cremona, and receive the capitulation of the
 8   III,  19|           toil and our wounds shall receive only the empty satisfaction
 9   III,  24|       general, what other camp will receive you? There are your colours
10    IV,  19|          actual conflict they might receive a higher price for their