Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6|         simple, true, and natural nourishment,--namely, that which is
 2    I, 6|       which is perfect is perfect nourishment, and brings to that consummation
 3    I, 6|    assimilates to the soul itself nourishment of this kind. Elsewhere
 4    I, 6| accordingly, it is like spiritual nourishment, which is sweet through
 5    I, 6|      easily received for salutary nourishment. For the breasts are not
 6    I, 6|         nor selected them to give nourishment; but when the kind and loving
 7    I, 6|          Himself became spiritual nourishment to the good. O mystic marvel!
 8    I, 6|    apostle himself says; but this nourishment on milk leads to the heavens,
 9    I, 6|          blood; and the source of nourishment is the milk; by which a
10    I, 6|           should forthwith supply nourishment to that which has been procreated.
11    I, 6|   sympathy, in consequence of the nourishment which flows from the Word;
12   II, 1|       grow right by deficiency in nourishment. For then the spirit, which