Book, Chapter

1   II, 1|   hunting after all manner of dishes. A man like this seems to
2   II, 1|     They partake of luxurious dishes, which a little after go
3   II, 1| trouble themselves about rich dishes drive to practices of ill-repute,
4   II, 1|     abstain from those dainty dishes; and so exhibit ourselves
5   II, 1| pitching their faces into the dishes, stretching out from the
6  III, 7|    end, then, are such dainty dishes prepared, but to fill one