Book, Chapter

1     I, 2 |     and twelve, and the rest, partake of the origin of existence
2     I, 7 | infinite. And that all things partake of motion by being moved
3    IV, 15|   month. These, he says, will partake of the following nature:
4    IX, 16|   house,--and they proceed to partake of breakfast. And when they
5    IX, 16|       until evening. And they partake of supper, doing oil things
6    IX, 18|      as yet, however, does he partake of food along with the Essenes.
7    IX, 18|       to his being allowed to partake of a repast along with them,
8    IX, 19|       sect, he is not able to partake of the food in use among