Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, VII |      is fed up with stronger food, and the vigorous mass of
 2      1, VIII|    to abominable deeds, what food for vice, to be polluted
 3      1, XII |    no security either in his food or in his sleep. In the
 4      1, XV  |  been supplied with heavenly food. Ceilings enriched with
 5     25, VI  |     not give to the sick the food of healthy bodies, lest
 6     25, VII | mouths defiled with accursed food must be purged with words
 7     27, II  |  while they refuse wholesome food and beneficial drink as
 8     39, IV  |    night for day, hunger for food, thirst for drink, poison
 9     51, XIV |     and no contact of deadly food has polluted his lips, yet
10     60, II  |     very frugal but innocent food. And let him not think that
11     60, II  |      be necessary to him for food and clothing, and not teach
12     65, I   |     eleven tribes, for their food and maintenance, from the
13     75, VI  |    with whom neither earthly food nor worldly drink ought
14     75, XIV |   the heavenly bread and the food of the coming Christ. For