Book, Chapter

 1     1, 16-26|   teachers; and if we, too, drink not, we are beaten, and
 2     3, 6-11 |    secrecies willingly, and drink ye stolen waters which are
 3     7, 19-25|    Him that He did eat, and drink, sleep, walk, rejoiced in
 4     8, 3-7  |   and thirst. Men, given to drink, eat certain salt meats,
 5     8, 3-7  | troublesome heat, which the drink allaying, causes pleasure.
 6     9, 8-17 |     parched with thirst, to drink even water; preventing an
 7     9, 8-17 |  this wholesome advice: "Ye drink water now, because you have
 8     9, 8-18 |    not out of any desire of drink, but out of the exuberance
 9     9, 8-18 | such a habit as greedily to drink off her little cup brim-full
10    10, 31-46|  should judge us in meat or drink; and, that he which eateth,
11    10, 43-70|   on my ransom, and eat and drink, and communicate it; and
12    11, 2-3  |    the voice of praise, and drink in Thee, and meditate on
13    12, 10-10|   forbid me! of this will I drink, and so live. Let me not
14    13, 26-41|    unto us; as money, meat, drink, clothing, shelter, help:
15    13, 26-41| only, He that shall give to drink a cup of cold water to one