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 1 6 |         mental qualities which he received from his mother Marcella,
 2 6 |        The excellent education he received there permitted him to acquire
 3 8 |         were governing Egypt, who received him among their most intimate
 4 12|     called Proclus his child, and received him into his house. The
 5 15|    certain liturgical operations, received from him a more complete
 6 17|          he so elected it, having received many propositions very favorable
 7 26|       died.~Therefore Proclus had received from him only the first
 8 32|           and that there had been received there oracular responses
 9 32|          be adduced? After having received such sympathetic testimonies
10 33|       Hermes, the great favors he received, and the numerous times
11 33| protections and the advantages he received from the Mother of the Gods,
12 36|         485 Common Era]. His body received the funerary honors usual
13 36|       teacher;~This same tomb has received our bodies, May our two