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 1  1, 4 | xerophagies likewise, keeping our food unmoistened by any flesh,
 2  2, 4 |        laid upon certain kinds of food; whereas faith, free in
 3  2, 6 |           is, not abstinence from food, but the works of righteousness,
 4  2, 6 |       scrupulousness in regard to food; "that not by such things
 5  2, 7 |           the apostle teach that "food commendeth us not to God;
 6  2, 7 |           diminution or delay of, food, since "God," forsooth, "
 7  3, 3 |         have habitually accounted food as poison, and taken the
 8  3, 4 |           renewed interdiction of food and observation of precept
 9  3, 4 |           through interdiction of food; and thus, in emulous wise,
10  4    |           WAS THE LIMIT OF LAWFUL FOOD EXTENDED AFTER THE FLOOD?
11  4, 1 |         definite restriction upon food? nay, rather, why did He
12  4, 2 |      indeed, it had only been the food of herbs and trees which
13  4, 2 |        sowing shall be to you for food.' Afterwards, however, after
14  4, 2 |          They shall be to you for food: just like grassy vegetables
15  5, 1 |            even such as curtailed food; certain things being prohibited
16  6, 1 |         to lay, restrictions upon food, let us consult common conscience.
17  6, 1 |        she sets us, before taking food and drink, with our saliva
18  6, 2 |          own self. All discipline food either slays or else wounds.
19  6, 6 |        after one single (meal of) food and drink, which he had
20  6, 7 |      prerogative of circumscribed food, that it makes God tent-fellow
21  6, 7 |        God, when he lives without food.~
22  7, 4 |         For peril has no time for food, nor sackcloth any care
23  7, 6 |    filling of her belly, empty of food, with a son, ay, and a prophet.
24  8, 2 |          the virtue of contemning food He was initiating "the new
25  8, 2 |          to tempt him by means of food, (to be) too strong for
26  9, 1 |         certain kinds from use of food is a partial fast. Let us
27  9, 6 |         on xerophagies. With such food did David express his own
28  9, 8 |         likewise a restriction of food fore-furnishing a formal
29 10, 2 |            for the sake of taking food, gone up first on the roof
30 10, 11|          whole people tasted not (food), and (yet) the whole earth
31 11, 1 |      curtailment or deferment of, food confer, we may refute those
32 12, 2 |   enduring as well the absence of food as anxiety about it acquired:
33 15    |     APOSTLE'S LANGUAGE CONCERNING FOOD.~1.
34 15, 3 |            Do not for the sake of food," he says, "undo the work
35 15, 4 |   restricters and interdicters of food, such as abstained from
36 15, 5 |    neither meat nor drink;" and, "Food commendeth us not to God"--
37 15, 6 |          who was wont to profess "food" to be, not that which His
38 16, 2 |       prohibited by God) to touch food at all in that place; but
39 16, 2 |           afterwards rashly taken food from another old man, who