Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |         produces blood, and both drink for health to men--wine
 2    I, 6 |         I have given you milk to drink," he says; meaning, I have
 3    I, 6 | expression, "I have given you to drink" (epotisa), is the symbol
 4    I, 6 |       are full-grown are said to drink, babes to suck. "For my
 5    I, 6 |          says the Lord, "is true drink." In saying, therefore, "
 6    I, 6 |         I have given you milk to drink," has he not indicated the
 7    I, 6 |         I have given you milk to drink, and not given you food,
 8    I, 6 |      said: "Eat ye my flesh, and drink my blood; " describing distinctly
 9    I, 6 |     nurses call the first-poured drink of milk by the same name
10    I, 6 |         my flesh," He says, "and drink my blood." Such is the suitable
11    I, 6 |       adds: "I have given you to drink;" for we drink in the word,
12    I, 6 |      given you to drink;" for we drink in the word, the nutriment
13    I, 6 |       also liquid food is called drink; and the same thing may
14    I, 6 |         somehow be both meat and drink, according to the different
15    I, 6 |         serves both for meat and drink. "I," says the Lord, "have
16    I, 6 |       cup," when He alone had to drink and drain it. Thus to Christ
17    I, 6 |           and to us infants, who drink the milk of the word of
18    I, 6 |         I have given you milk to drink." For if we have been regenerated
19   II, 1 |         pouring of sauce; and by drink and delicacies and smoke
20   II, 1 |   creature (man I mean) food and drink, for sustenance, not for
21   II, 1 |   kingdom of God is not meat and drink," says the apostle, in order
22   II, 1 |           saying, Let us eat and drink, for to-morrow we die."
23   II, 1 |          not power to eat and to drink," says the apostle, "and
24   II, 1 |          not power to eat and to drink?" And "we know"--he says
25   II, 1 |      neither to eat flesh nor to drink wine," as both he and the
26   II, 1 |         not houses to eat and to drink in? Or despise ye the church
27   II, 1 |        it suitable to eat and to drink simultaneously. For it is
28   II, 1 |           And "whether ye eat or drink, do all to the glory of
29   II, 1 |        not that we might eat and drink, but that we might devote
30   II, 2 |       water. This was the simple drink of sobriety, which, flowing
31   II, 2 |          we are anointed. And to drink the blood of Jesus, is to
32   II, 2 |         them abstain wholly from drink; in order that their superfluous
33   II, 2 |         I remember), thinks that drink should be taken only till
34   II, 2 |       excess, urinals, idleness, drink. You may see some of them,
35   II, 2 |         like wine jars, vomiting drink on one another in the name
36   II, 2 |       Here he shows the lover of drink to be already dead to the
37   II, 2 |          salvation, forbids us, "Drink not wine to drunkenness."
38   II, 2 |         is the ruin of those who drink it."~And so on.~ You see
39   II, 2 |         heart is drowned in much drink. The excess of drunkenness
40   II, 2 |      world; supplying piety with drink from the vine of truth,
41   II, 2 |   therefore, to right reason, to drink on account of the cold of
42   II, 2 |    hunger, so also are we to use drink to satisfy thirst, taking
43   II, 2 |        their luxury: "Those that drink strained wine, and recline
44   II, 2 |        sight): so that we are to drink without contortions of the
45   II, 2 |       gurgling occasioned by the drink rushing with violence, and
46   II, 2 |        mischief, my friend. Your drink is not being taken from
47   II, 2 |         is satiated, even if you drink slower, observing decorum,
48   II, 2 |    enjoyment, not to wantonness, drink sober cups of friendship,
49   II, 2 |         the wine, saying, "Take, drink: this is my blood"--the
50   II, 2 |       His disciples, "I will not drink of the fruit of this vine,
51   II, 2 |       fruit of this vine, till I drink it with you in the kingdom
52   II, 2 |        but we forbid studying to drink from them alone, as arrogant;
53   II, 3 |     teaching us to fear while we drink, is to be banished from
54   II, 3 |         from heaven. He asked to drink of the Samaritan woman,
55   II, 4 |  drunkenness. A night spent over drink invites drunkenness, rouses
56   II, 7 |     those who meet, and meat and drink accompany affection, how
57   II, 8 |        not only not permitted to drink with others to intoxication,
58   II, 11|          or what things ye shall drink." For to take thought of
59   II, 11|      shall eat, or what ye shall drink," He added, "Neither be
60   II, 11|     covered, as it is to eat and drink. The necessity, then, being
61   II, 13|          up for many years; eat, drink, be merry," the Lord in
62  III, 2 |        another's," He says, "and drink not of another's well,"
63  III, 2 |             The barbarian plains drink noble blood,~ And the streams
64  III, 3 |          house with them. And if drink fail the barbarians, they
65  III, 7 |          sorts of things, and to drink in like manner, and to satiate
66  III, 7 |          by communicating of its drink to the thirsty, again increases
67  III, 10|        shake up the couch, reach drink to her husband when thirsty,
68  III, 11|        palinode, "Let us eat and drink, for to-morrow we die."
69  III, 12|          thirsty, and ye gave Me drink; I was a stranger, and ye