Book, Paragraph

 1   I,  3  |     each type of statement be received; for it is the mark of an
 2   I,  3  |  subject, and the man who has received an all-round education is
 3  II,  7  |  hence such persons also have received no name. But let us call
 4 III,  11 |   this sort of person has not received a name because he hardly
 5  IV,  3  |       but not those they have received (for he who receives a service
 6  IV,  3  | Athenians, but those they had received. It is a mark of the proud
 7  IV,  4  |      because the mean has not received a name.~
 8  IV,  6  |   have described, but has not received a name; of those who contribute
 9   V,  4  |      injury and the other has received it. Therefore, this kind
10   V,  4  |    case also in which one has received and the other has inflicted
11  VI,  7  |     highest~objects which has received as it were its proper completion.~ ~
12 VIII,  13|    equivalent of what we have received (for we must not make a
13 VIII,  13|     giver. For those who have received say they have received from
14 VIII,  13|   have received say they have received from their benefactors what
15 VIII,  13|      return as much as he has received, or even more (for that
16 VIII,  14|     equivalent of what he has received, so that he is always in
17  IX,  1  | advantage the beneficiary has received, or the price lie would
18  IX,  2  |    equivalent of what one has received, when the one man has done
19  IX,  5  |  those terms. The man who has received a benefit bestows goodwill