Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLVIII|      what they describe when eating the roll of a book that
 2        1, LII   |      or not to guard against eating, even under the penalty
 3        2, XX    |  whom he was in the habit of eating and drinking, to such a
 4        5, XXXIV |   discharging a holy duty in eating their fathers, and this
 5        5, XXXIV |      who are in the habit of eating their parents, and asked
 6        5, XXXV  | ridiculously in avoiding the eating of onions, in order to observe
 7        5, XLIX  |     store on refraining from eating, nor yet are we induced
 8        8, XXII  |    duty to keep the feast by eating of the flesh of the Word,
 9        8, XXIII |     to keep its festivals by eating "the bread of affliction,"
10        8, XXX   |     to most Christians: "The eating of animals," says he, "is
11        8, XXX   | fathers that we refrain from eating victims offered to those
12        8, XXX   |    evil. For we are to avoid eating for gluttony, or for the
13        8, XXX   |     we abstain at times from eating the flesh of animals, it
14        8, XXXI  |    draught of water, without eating and drinking with demons.