Book,  Par.

 1     I,     35|   favour you may deserve and receive at the same moment." ~ ~
 2     I,     37|     he might be merciful and receive the legions' petition. At
 3     I,     94|   who had been despatched to receive the surrender of Segimerus,
 4    II,     46|    in these altered times to receive or acquire wealth or popular
 5   III,      2|     she landed, they were to receive her in silence or with some
 6   III,     48| settle business; two persons receive homage when they appear;
 7    IV,      3|       so that they might all receive orders at the same moment,
 8    IV,     11|      country I adjure you to receive into your care and guidance
 9    IV,     32|    king of the Garamantes to receive his plunder and to be the
10    IV,     52|   vain and arrogant thing to receive the sacred honour of images
11    IV,     71|     who would not disdain to receive the wife of Germanicus and
12    VI,      3|   the soldiers, who ought to receive the emperor's orders or
13    XI,      6|     which forbade any one to receive a fee or a gift for pleading
14   XII,     11|  emperor and the Senate, and receive from them a better sovereign,
15   XII,     22|    whether it were better to receive the captive with a promise
16   XII,     43|  would not have disdained to receive, under a treaty of peace,
17   XII,     57|  have approved the crime and receive contrary orders from the
18  XIII,      6|     authority. No one was to receive a fee or a present for pleading
19   XIV,     69|      as much as a friend can receive from a prince. All else
20    XV,     24|    had governed Crete should receive the thanks of the province.
21    XV,     31|  refuse a journey to Rome to receive the crown, were he not detained
22    XV,     49|      temporary structures to receive the destitute multitude.
23   XVI,     17| record of their end they may receive and retain a special memorial. ~ ~
24   XVI,     26|  Tiridates was on his way to receive the sovereignty of Armenia,