Book, Chapter

1    I, 6|         we have all drunk of one cup." Nor were it absurd to
2    I, 6|       called catachrestically "a cup," when He alone had to drink
3    I, 6|        suffering is mixed in the cup in order to immortality.
4   II, 2|        not greedily grasping the cup, nor before drinking making
5   II, 2| intemperance are we to drain the cup at a draught; nor besprinkle
6  III, 7|      satisfy themselves with one cup? For what the chests of
7  III, 9|       cleanse the outside of the cup and platter, but within
8  III, 9|          first the inside of the cup, that the outside may be