Dialogue

1 Phaedr|     the nature which they have received from their god. The manner
2 Phaedr|   Socrates, in defiance of the received notions of society and the
3 Phaedr|       has to withdraw from the received opinions and beliefs of
4 Phaedr| attention than it has hitherto received; it is a phenomenon unique
5 Phaedr|    such as the world has never received before. They may begin at
6 Phaedr|       called, whether you have received this name from the character
7 Phaedr|   beloved who, like a god, has received every true and loyal service
8 Phaedr|        the beloved when he has received him into communion and intimacy,