Dialogue

 1 Repub|         And are enemies also to receive what we owe to them? ~To
 2 Repub|      sure, he said, they are to receive what we owe them; and an
 3 Repub|   preside, but would the artist receive any benefit from his art
 4 Repub|     this would choose rather to receive a benefit from another than
 5 Repub|       by casual persons, and to receive into their minds ideas for
 6 Repub|    fiction, and let the censors receive any tale of fiction which
 7 Repub|          he said. ~And shall we receive into our State all the three
 8 Repub|     fair sights and sounds, and receive the good in everything;
 9 Repub|       life and death, and shall receive sepulture and other memorials
10 Repub|   courage; they should agree to receive from the citizens a fixed
11 Repub|        the several classes will receive the proportion of happiness
12 Repub| smallest of all the classes who receive a name from the profession
13 Repub|         of education she should receive; and we shall therefore
14 Repub|       lot favors them, and they receive the sanction of the Pythian
15 Repub|     person who is not likely to receive much good either at the
16 Repub|        food, which they were to receive from the other citizens,
17 Repub|       all that life needs; they receive rewards from the hands of
18 Repub|       the first place, he shall receive honor in the army from his
19 Repub|        will never intentionally receive into their minds falsehood,
20 Repub|         under alien conditions, receive more injury than the inferior,
21 Repub|         be made a ruler, and to receive honors and rewards in life
22 Repub|       that I could pay, and you receive, the account of the parent,
23 Repub|      any benefit which they may receive. ~I think that I should
24 Repub|     will they listen to them or receive them. There is a battle
25 Repub|       he said. ~Neither does he receive or let pass into the fortress
26 Repub|        our manner, if we do not receive them into our State, because
27 Repub|      they are paid for this and receive honor-the greatest honor,
28 Repub|       admirers, and as they all receive honor they all have experience
29 Repub|        we shall be delighted to receive her-we are very conscious
30 Repub|          at present, the wicked receive death at the hands of others
31 Repub|         gods may be supposed to receive from them all things at
32 Repub|   conviction. ~And what do they receive of men? Look at things as
33 Repub|       round to gather gifts, we receive our reward. And it shall