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1 3 |    and baking it, they formed bread; and from barley they formed
2 6 |       solid food, or cake, or bread, even in small quantity,
3 8 | apparent, as if he should eat bread and flesh, or any other
4 8 |      the sick person who took bread or cake unseasonably. All
5 13|      instead of wheat to give bread, and instead of raw flesh,
6 13|   whether did he who prepared bread out of wheat remove the
7 13|      principle in it?—for the bread is consigned both to fire
8 14|  great difference whether the bread be fine or coarse; of wheat
9 14|  well-marked quality, such as bread, cake, and many other things