Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  20|     of Christ, might not be eaten by those who rose from the
 2    II,  5 |     houses? If they are not eaten, all these creatures were
 3    II,  6 |   lives and moves should be eaten, and look upon him who fells
 4    II,  7 |  better that they should be eaten by the people themselves
 5    II,  10|  digestion, or such as when eaten will give us reason to complain
 6    II,  12| longing for food which when eaten leaves nothing but regret.~“
 7    II,  15| Beware, lest when thou hast eaten and drunk, and hast built
 8    II,  16|    the market be bought and eaten, since with idolaters, and
 9    II,  16|   to abstain only from food eaten by the Gentiles. And if
10    II,  17| that the Apostle, if he had eaten a dinner only one day previous
11    II,  37| passover is kept, and it is eaten with bitter herbs. Admirable