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 1 1 |     potion which man has either received from the Gods or himself
 2 2 |    sculptured is a man, who has received at the hand of the artist
 3 2 | Dionysus as bad and unfit to be received into the State. For wine
 4 3 |    human, which they would have received from their several parents
 5 3 |      son of a king, and had not received a luxurious education. When
 6 5 |        or the like, when he has received his animals will not begin
 7 5 |      the inheritances which you received in the distribution, by
 8 5 |    houses or lands which he has received, may suffer the punishment
 9 6 |      and that which is given or received shall be sacred to Here
10 9 |       of the blows which he has received; or if the like misfortune
11 9 |  believed by many, and has been received by them from those who are
12 11|       When information has been received the city shall send to Delphi,
13 11|         him who, having already received the work in exchange, does
14 11|         any one, having already received the benefit of any noble
15 11|   contests. Those only who have received permission shall be allowed
16 12|      life, that such an one has received the first, the second, or
17 12|     comes from abroad should be received in a friendly spirit. Now
18 12|       season lasts; he shall be received in market–places and harbours
19 12|      another land, and is to be received with public honours. He
20 12|     public honours. He is to be received only by the generals and
21 12|      from one another, and have received two names, and so of the
22 12|     persons among them who have received a more careful training