Chapter

 1 V      |         straits, so that my very meat and drink seem distasteful
 2 IX     |          hungred, and ye gave me meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave
 3 XVIII  |          laid aside all care for meat and raiment and cast that
 4 XXIII  | fattenest thine own flesh, to be meat for the worms to feed on.
 5 XXVI   |     residue of thy carcase to be meat for the dogs, that others
 6 XXVII  |       now he grieveth, requiring meat and drink and raiment. Besides
 7 XXVII  |       him thanks every hour, for meat and drink and every blessing.
 8 XXX    |          body by abstinence from meat and drink, and by other
 9 XXXV   |     grave, and never thinking of meat or drink, and taking no
10 XXXVII |         where Barlaam dwelt. His meat was the herbs that grow
11 XXXVIII|         herbs that he needed for meat, because the desert, being