Book, Chapter

1       5, III  |   much as I did the kind of meat that their famous Faustus
2       6, X    |    mightest give them their meat in due season.166 And in
3       6, XIV  |     thy purpose “to give us meat in due season, to open thy
4       9, XXXI | thanksgiving”364; and that “meat does not commend us to God”365;
5       9, XXXI |   no man should judge us in meat or in drink.”366 “Let not
6       9, XXXI |   is not the uncleanness of meat that I fear, but the uncleanness
7       9, XXXI |    not because they desired meat, but because in their desire
8      12, XIII |    away which “have been my meat day and night, while they
9      12, XVIII|     strong enough for solid meat, and his eye is able to