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1 2 | started to look for victual to eat, and they ~2 found it not.
2 2 |      for (something) for us to eat. Perchance the Lord God
3 4 |      for animals and brutes to eat; ~3 but we used to have
4 30|        which thou wast wont to eat, and therefore thou liest
5 30|    every tree bearing fruit to eat, he laid a prohibition on
6 30|  paradise; (saying) ~2 'Do not eat of it.' But God gave a part
7 31|      led your mother astray to eat of the ~3 unlawful and forbidden
8 31|    forbidden tree. And she did eat and gave to me. ~
9 34|        was thy mouth opened to eat of the fruit? But now if