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 1  2, 6   |       withal was wont to eat and drink till He made Himself noted
 2  6, 1   |           before taking food and drink, with our saliva still in
 3  6, 2   |           The people did eat and drink, and they arose to play."
 4  6, 6   |        single (meal of) food and drink, which he had found on being
 5  9, 6   |          mingling, moreover, his drink with weeping"--of course,
 6  9, 7   |        intoxicating shall he not drink:" for such was her condition
 7  9, 7   |   spirituous liquor shall ye not drink, thou and thy son after
 8  9, 8   |          sanctified ones wine to drink." And, moreover, this limitation
 9  9, 8   |   moreover, this limitation upon drink is the portion of xerophagy.
10  9, 8   | fore-furnishing a formal type to drink. For the quality of the
11  9, 8   |           For the quality of the drink is correspondent to that
12 15, 3   |         to eat flesh, and not to drink wine:" "for he who in these
13 15, 5   |          God is neither meat nor drink;" and, "Food commendeth
14 concl, 4|       double shares (of meat and drink); whereas the apostle has
15 concl, 5|          preach, "Let us eat and drink, for to-morrow we shall