Book, Chapter

 1       2, IV   |     huge load of pears, not to eat ourselves, but to dump out
 2       3, X    |     some Manichean saint might eat it, digest it in his stomach,
 3       6, XVII |        but was not yet able to eat.~
 4       7, III  |       preceded. Drunkards even eat certain salt meats in order
 5       9, XXXI |        delight: “Neither if we eat are we the better; nor if
 6       9, XXXI |       we the better; nor if we eat not are we the worse.”356
 7       9, XXXI |      and let him that does not eat judge not him who does eat.”367
 8       9, XXXI |     eat judge not him who does eat.”367 These things I have
 9       9, XXXI | permission was granted Noah to eat every kind of flesh that
10       9, XLIII|     ransom before my mind, and eat and drink and share my food
11       9, XLIII|        together with those who eat and are satisfied: “and
12      12, XXI  |      will be good, for if they eat much they shall not suffer
13      12, XXI  |    satiety; and if they do not eat at all they will suffer