I sent Mr. Osterwick to Taccamon Dono, cheefe justice, to demand restetution of the silver spoone of the recever, although he denid the recept thereof, otherwais to proceed against hym by order of justice.
I gave a recept of my hand, with ij broad cloathes.
Itamia Migell 126 Dono, to make a voyadge for Tonkin or Cochinchina, and to retorne it to me, voyadg enden, under a recept geven me in Japons, fermed per both.
I wrott 2 letters into China per conveance of Andrea Dittis, 1 to Chisian Dicuco and 1 to Ticham Shofno, of recept 2 chenes gould, with other complementall matters.
Speck as well as unto me, and it emported as much as I noted before, as also of the recept of the cheane of gould and presentes sent hym from Honble.
Smith, in answer of recept of 2 of his, with peare tables.
I delivered or gave a recept to King of Firando for 2780 pico.
Japons owne handes, and gave me a recept to save me harmlesse, yf in case it were brought in question.
I wrot an other letter to Mr. Wickham of recept of his, as also that at present I had receved a letter from Semi Dono, whoe very ernestly desireth to have vij tatta broad cloth, to pay for it 6 wickes hence at his arivall at Firando.
I answerit to him that thair was na recept culd serve aganis feir; and that he wold not be affrayit, in cace he wer not culpabill; and that I answerit bot rudely to the doutis yat wer in his letteris.
She aunswered y{t} there was no recept against feare.
For a recept is that kind of idea the constituent parts of which—be they but the memories of percepts, or already more or less elaborated as recepts—unite spontaneously as soon as they are brought together.
These facts prove that the animals have one recept answering to a solid substance, and another answering to a fluid.
A merely denotated recept (such as a parrot’s name for its recept of dog) is not conceptual, even in the lowest degree.
Now, here again, the use of the word receptis seen to be appropriate to the class of ideas in question, because in receiving such ideas the mind is passive, as in conceiving abstract ideas the mind is active.
In short, a recept is received, while a concept is conceived.
This it does by merely following the associations previously established between the recept of a familiar object with its denotative name dit, and the recept of a frequent action with its denotative name ki.
The only question, then, that obtains is as to the relation between the highest recept of a brute and the lowest concept of a man.
The question, then, which we have to consider is whether there is a difference of kind, or only a difference of degree, between a recept and a concept.
For what they do is to take the concept in its most highly developed form, and then contrast this with the receptof an animal.
