Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  4 |        will all the more gladly drink Christ’s antidote after
 2     I,  12|        let him come unto me and drink.” “He that is able to receive
 3     I,  12|       He does not say, you must drink, you must run, willing or
 4     I,  12|  willing and able to run and to drink, he shall conquer, he shall
 5     I,  18|        not to eat flesh, nor to drink wine.” For wine as well
 6     I,  30|      milk. Eat, O friends: yea, drink and be drunken, my brethren.”
 7     I,  32|        water of this pitcher to drink; and she shall say to me,
 8     I,  32|       she shall say to me, Both drink thou, and I will also draw
 9     I,  34|          they gave them milk to drink, not solid food. Nor did
10     I,  34|     their wives, nor would they drink wine or strong drink which
11     I,  34|       they drink wine or strong drink which are wont to stimulate
12     I,  35|     offers sacrifices, will not drink wine and strong drink, since
13     I,  35|       not drink wine and strong drink, since wine is a luxury.
14     I,  35|        is a luxury. If a bishop drink at all, let it be in such
15     I,  40|         feet, common bread, and drink of water, for a snowy dress,
16     I,  48|    woman of low origin, fond of drink, violent, and (who would
17     I,  49|         pair would never take a drink unless husband and wife
18    II,  3 |       them say: “Let us eat and drink, and reign for ever”? The
19    II,  5 |        this, not that; I do not drink the wine which I created
20    II,  5 |        order, he advised him to drink wine, not perry. In abstaining
21    II,  6 |      perfect, it is good not to drink wine, and eat flesh. If
22    II,  6 |      out of your mouth. Eat and drink, and, if you like, with
23    II,  6 |       sing 4735 “Let us eat and drink, for to-morrow we shall
24    II,  6 |     shall die.” Let him eat and drink, who looks for death when
25    II,  7 |  province. Force an Egyptian to drink sheep’s milk: drive, if
26    II,  9 |        to enjoy keenly meat and drink in excess, and at the same
27    II,  10|        Wine is a mocker, strong drink a brawler.” Whosoever has
28    II,  11|       only something to eat and drink. Where there is bread and
29    II,  13|     engendered by this meat and drink. They seldom ate bread,
30    II,  15|     like bread, and mingled his drink with weeping. 4802 And that
31    II,  15|         neither wine nor strong drink, for they were children
32    II,  15| refrained from all intoxicating drink for fear they should die.
33    II,  15|       gave my Nazarites wine to drink.” Jonadab, the son of Rechab,
34    II,  15|   Rechab, commanded his sons to drink no wine for ever. And when
35    II,  15|   Jeremiah offered them wine to drink, and they of their own accord
36    II,  15|         to many infirmities, to drink wine in moderation: “Drink
37    II,  15|      drink wine in moderation: “Drink no longer water,” he says.
38    II,  15|      that he bids him no longer drink water shows that he had
39    II,  17|        of Samaria and wished to drink, all must of necessity,
40    II,  17|  whether they so desire or not, drink at that time. Possibly it
41    II,  25|          Whosoever shall eat or drink unworthily shall be guilty
42    II,  28|          My cup indeed ye shall drink: but to sit on my right