Book, Chapter

 1     I, 8 | dissimilar, all having the same food, being nourished from mud;
 2     I, 21|        creatures and all cooked food, being satisfied with fruits;
 3     V, 3 |      pity on them and give them food, I also will forget you."
 4   VII, 16|     school) abstain from animal food likewise, (and) by this
 5   VII, 17|      this is a sole vehicle of (food), and thus becomes a cause
 6   VII, 17|        from all sorts of animal food. For he asserts that the
 7   VII, 24|   indifferency of both life and food. And when the disciples (
 8  VIII, 12|    feasts, and meals of parched food, and repasts of radishes,
 9  VIII, 13|    while abstaining from animal food, (and) being water-drinkers,
10    IX, 7 |   certain monthly allowance for food. And after Victor's death,
11    IX, 15|       in procuring clothing and food for them. And their robe
12    IX, 16|       and next some one sort of food to eat along with the bread,
13    IX, 16|    blessing, and prays over the food. And after breakfast, when
14    IX, 18|        the candidates) the same food, while the latter continue
15    IX, 18|     however, does he partake of food along with the Essenes.
16    IX, 19|      not able to partake of the food in use among other people.
17    IX, 21|        of what is served up (as food), and from their being temperate
18     X, 30|      that ceaselessly coils for food around the body whose scum