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 1  5, 2 |      our jars of flesh and eat bread unto the full! How leddest
 2  5, 4 | Psychics), to find the angelic bread s of xerophagy displeasing:
 3  6, 5 |       that man liveth not upon bread alone, but upon every word
 4  9, 3 |   during three weeks: pleasant bread I ate not; flesh and wine
 5  9, 4 |      wont to satisfy him with "bread and flesh," why was it that
 6  9, 4 |     offered him, beyond doubt, bread alone, and water.~5.
 7  9, 6 |        ashes indeed as it were bread," that is, bread dry and
 8  9, 6 |       it were bread," that is, bread dry and foul like ashes: "
 9 10, 11|       man who shall have eaten bread until evening, until I avenge
10 13, 1 |     find), sometimes living on bread and water, when it has seemed
11 15, 6 |      commanding us to request "bread," not the wealth of Attalus