Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|      settled mode of life and corn, and given them many other
 2    I, 18| sacred writings that wine and corn were used by men before
 3    I, 18|       thing to have collected corn, and having bruised it,
 4    I, 18|  brought forth from the earth corn itself, or the vine? God,
 5    I, 20|       a dream to make all the corn which they had into bread,
 6   II, 9 |      established, and neither corn nor animals were produced?
 7   IV, 10|      might obtain a supply of corn; and sojourning there a
 8  VII, 6 |   that we may present to them corn and wine, and the odour
 9  VII, 15| Hebrews, compelled by want of corn, passed into Egypt with
10  VII, 24|      yellow with soft ears of corn,~The blushing grape shall
11  VII, 24|    honey, and white milk, and corn, which is the best of all