Book, Chapter

 1       7, III  |  painful thirst - and when the drink allays this, it causes pleasure.
 2       8, VIII |        would not allow them to drink even water, however parched
 3       8, VIII |     the wholesome advice: “You drink water now only because you
 4       8, VIII |    this out of any craving for drink, but out of the overflowing
 5       8, VIII |        into such a habit as to drink off eagerly her little cup
 6       9, XXXI |  should judge us in meat or in drink.”366 “Let not him who eats
 7       9, XXXI |       my appetite for food and drink. For it is not the kind
 8       9, XLIII|    before my mind, and eat and drink and share my food and drink.
 9       9, XLIII|    drink and share my food and drink. For, being poor, I desire
10      10, II   |      of thy praise.”415 Let me drink from thee and “consider
11      11, X    |     one hinder me; here will I drink and so have life. Let me
12      12, XXVI | another - such as money, food, drink, clothing, shelter, and
13      12, XXVI |        of these little ones to drink,” but added, “In the name