Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |   which they may appease the thirst conceived within, and quench
 2  III, 23|   not die through famine, or thirst, or nakedness. Imitate at
 3   IV, 10|       For when they suffered thirst, a rock having been struck
 4   IV, 10| removed from them, and their thirst and hunger laid aside, they
 5   IV, 18|  gall for my meat; and in my thirst they gave me vinegar to
 6   IV, 18|      for my food, and for my thirst vinegar; thisinhospitable
 7   IV, 21|     worn out with hunger and thirst. Then it should come to
 8    V, 5 |    and thus cause hunger and thirst in common but all alike
 9   VI, 4 |   you must suffer hunger and thirst, you must endure heat and
10   VI, 11|   should suffer from hunger, thirst, or cold? But though these
11   VI, 11|     worn out with nakedness, thirst, and hunger; nor will men
12  VII, 1 |     and a certain insatiable thirst for riches--because, when
13  VII, 17| blood, and torment them with thirst and hunger; and if any one