Dialogue

 1 Intro|       of man, and then I shall receive the men whom he has created,
 2 Intro|     provide food for them, and receive them again in death.’ Thus
 3 Intro|  liquids which are prepared to receive scents, or the smooth and
 4 Intro|        or enthusiasm then they receive intimations, which have
 5 Intro|  density of the flesh does not receive sufficient air, and becomes
 6 Intro|       the same way—they should receive their appropriate exercise.
 7 Intro|        might ask and which can receive no answer, or at least only
 8 Intro|     thoughts of men widened to receive experience; at first they
 9 Timae| creation of man; next, I am to receive the men whom he has created,
10 Timae|   SOCRATES: I see that I shall receive in my turn a perfect and
11 Timae|     the help of which he might receive his food or get rid of what
12 Timae|     and make them to grow, and receive them again in death.’~Thus
13 Timae|       which it is hereafter to receive from without. For if the
14 Timae|    Wherefore, that which is to receive all forms should have no
15 Timae|   liquid substance which is to receive the scent shall be as inodorous
16 Timae|      same way that which is to receive perpetually and through
17 Timae|      which they could possibly receive. For in those days nothing
18 Timae|        souls were hereafter to receive. That which, like a field,
19 Timae|    which, like a field, was to receive the divine seed, he made
20 Timae|        watered and cooled, may receive nourishment and life; for
21 Timae|       themselves, because they receive no good from one another,