Part, Question

1   1, 19 |      who wills to take a bitter draught, in doing so wills nothing
2   1, 19 | different with one who takes ~a draught that is pleasant, which
3   2, 20 |      subordinate; thus a bitter draught is good merely ~because
4   2, 20 |       other the goodness of the draught; but ~one and the same.
5   2, 147|      said to be ~an inebriating draught, because it allures the
6   3, 43 |     which He had worked in "the draught of fishes." Therefore it ~
7   3, 44 |        miracle in the plentiful draught of fishes, related Lk. 5 ~
8   3, 55 |      working the miracle of the draught of fishes, and ~further