Book, Chapter

 1       II, V    |          give us also that white bread, which you used to give
 2       II, V    |         also partake of the holy Bread of which he partook; but
 3       II, V    |       can in no wise receive the Bread of life." They replied, "
 4       II, V    |        will be refreshed by that bread." And being often earnestly
 5      III, VI   |         their hands to bless the bread, the servant, whom he had
 6      III, XXIII| sustenance than a small piece of bread, one hen’s egg, and a little
 7      III, XXVII|     allowing himself nothing but bread and thin milk, and even
 8      III, XXVII|         been said, with a little bread. Which sort of abstinence
 9        V, XII  |        declining age with coarse bread and cold water. He often
10        V, XXI  |          shall ye eat unleavened bread.’ By which words all the
11        V, XXI  |        whosoever eateth leavened bread, from the first day until
12        V, XXI  |          first day of unleavened bread, in which he was to bring
13        V, XXI  |         seven days of unleavened bread, on the first whereof the
14        V, XXI  |          ye shall eat unleavened bread, until the one-and-twentieth
15        V, XXI  |  Catholic Church, should provide Bread and Wine for the Mystery
16        V, XXI  |         first clay of unleavened bread, concerning which it is
17        V, XXI  |          the feast of unleavened bread unto the Lord; seven days
18        V, XXI  |      days ye must eat unleavened bread. In the first day ye shall
19        V, XXI  |          the feast of unleavened bread is commanded to be kept.
20        V, XXI  |         seven days of unleavened bread appointed by the law, or