Dialogue

 1 Intro|        his oracle, bidding him receive or not receive the truant
 2 Intro|     bidding him receive or not receive the truant souls. There
 3 Intro|      is not always the case, I receive them, and they begin to
 4 Intro|  nothing else from which I can receive the same impression, nor
 5 Intro|    impression, nor can another receive the same impression from
 6 Intro|     Socrates, were as ready to receive your words as I am, there
 7 Intro|    place of innocence will not receive him after death. And yet
 8 Intro|        faculty of speech: they receive impressions, but do not
 9 Intro|      any one who is willing to receive them ‘first on his father
10  Thea|      is not always the case, I receive them, and they begin to
11  Thea|      wisdom of another, and to receive them in a spirit of fairness.
12  Thea|    place of innocence will not receive them after death; and that
13  Thea| thoughts, and in that material receive the impression of them as
14  Thea|     for he who cannot give and receive a reason for a thing, has