Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  18|     the human race we neither ate flesh, nor gave bills of
 2     I,  21|      slain for them, and they ate the food of the Holy Land.
 3    II,  5 |     After the resurrection he ate a fish and part of a honey-comb,
 4    II,  7 |     suppose all nations alike ate flesh, and let that be everywhere
 5    II,  13|     things abundantly, no one ate flesh, but every one lived
 6    II,  13|   meat and drink. They seldom ate bread, that they might not
 7    II,  13|    stomach. And whenever they ate it, they mixed pounded hyssop
 8    II,  15|      remained in paradise; he ate, and was cast out; he was
 9    II,  15|       of God. The people that ate and drank and rose up to
10    II,  15|     God.” In short the people ate and their heart grew thick,
11    II,  15| pronounced a curse on him who ate bread before the evening,
12    II,  15|       and wiser than they who ate the flesh from the king’
13    II,  15|    fasted for three weeks; he ate no pleasant bread; flesh
14    II,  15|           He tells us that he ate ashes like bread, and mingled
15    II,  16|      and with those who still ate in the temples of the idols
16    II,  17|    man who was so soon hungry ate until he was satisfied.
17    II,  17|    Jeroboam withered, and who ate contrary to the command
18    II,  17|   wrought miracles, no sooner ate a meal than he paid the