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1  II,  16| wombs. They are supported by eating and drinking, and get rid
2  II,  16|      and we are supported by eating and drinking, and that which
3  II,  23|      should be to be fit for eating? If you made a very great
4 III,  25|    Victa and Potua attend to eating and drinking. O rare and
5   V,  16|    means the abstinence from eating bread which you have named
6 VII,  21| party are considered fit for eating, rejected as food by others?
7 VII,  29|       as men are, to combine eating and drinking? In like manner,