Book, Chapter

 1     2, 1    |     whence springs also the thirst of revenge. But yet, to
 2     2, 9-17 |  mirth and wantonness, thou thirst of others' loss, without
 3     5, 6-10 |     of the cup-bearer to my thirst for a more precious draught?
 4     8, 3-7  |  the pinching of hunger and thirst. Men, given to drink, eat
 5     9, 3-6  | wisdom in proportion to his thirst, endlessly happy. Nor do
 6     9, 8-17 |   them, though parched with thirst, to drink even water; preventing
 7     9, 8-17 |      and moulded their very thirst to such an excellent moderation
 8    10, 27-38|    I tasted, and hunger and thirst. Thou touchedst me, and
 9    10, 31-43|    pleasure. For hunger and thirst are in a manner pains; they
10    11, 30-40|      who by a penal disease thirst for more than they can contain,
11    13, 17-21|    17.21 But the souls that thirst after Thee, and that appear