Book, Chapter

 1  III, 8 |       neglect their food and I drink; why they either drive away
 2  III, 13|       given thanks to food and drink, because without these life
 3   IV, 18|     mingled for Him vinegar to drink. After these things they
 4   IV, 18|    respecting the food and the drink which they offered to Him
 5   IV, 18|        they gave me vinegar to drink." The Sibyl foretold that
 6   IV, 26| vinegar which they gave Him to drink, and the gall which they
 7   IV, 26|      linger in this world, yet drink and food of this kind, coming
 8    V, 1 |     men who would more readily drink blood than imbibe the words
 9   VI, 2 |     food; or, when thirsty, of drink; or, when we are cold, require
10  VII, 11|       temporal, that is, food, drink, clothing, rest, and pleasure;
11  VII, 27|        By this divine food and drink the blind shall both see,