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 1  2, 4   |      admitted as it has been by the apostle once for all to the whole
 2  2, 4   |            of the meat-market--(the apostle, I say), that detester of
 3  2, 6   |             piercing rebuke (of the apostle), as "observers of days,
 4  2, 7   |              that so, too, does the apostle teach that "food commendeth
 5  8, 4   |           think, moreover, that the apostle too, in the Second of Corinthians,
 6  9, 9   |              Whether, moreover, the apostle had any acquaintance with
 7  9, 9   | acquaintance with xerophagies--(the apostle) who had repeatedly practised
 8 10, 5   |      corrected. "And if," says (the apostle), "there are matters which
 9 14, 1   |          solemnities: for those the apostle unteaches, suppressing the
10 14, 2   |             to be new: else, if the apostle has erased all devotion
11 14, 4   |              be, in the eyes of the apostle, the differentiating principle--
12 15      |                          XV. OF THE APOSTLE'S LANGUAGE CONCERNING FOOD.~
13 15, 1   |                                 The apostle reprobates likewise such
14 15, 3   |          writing to the Romans, the apostle now gives you a home-thrust,
15 concl, 3|  voluptuousness. Which alliance the apostle withal was aware of; and
16 concl, 4|             and drink); whereas the apostle has given them "double honour"