Book, Chapter

1       1, XIII |         light of my heart, and bread of the inner mouth of my
2       3, VI   |   Stolen waters are sweet, and bread eaten in secret is pleasant.”72
3       4, XV   |   heavy labor I should gain my bread.117 ~30. And what did it
4       6, II   |         offerings of porridge, bread, and wine - as had been
5       6, III  |       and what savory joys thy bread possessed for the hidden
6       6, XVI  |        found it no marvel that bread which is distasteful to
7       9, XXXI |    tempted not by flesh but by bread. And, thus, the people in
8      11, XI   |      its tears have become its bread, while daily they say to
9      12, XVIII| firmament.584~Let us break our bread with the hungry, let us