Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, III  |   wealthy, make use of barley bread. That is the only kind of
 2      I, X    |     themselves to the desert, bread or some other kind of food
 3      I, X    |   thither, the Abbot had sent bread to a certain person who
 4      I, X    |      from the monastery. This bread was sent by the hands of
 5      I, XI   |      Abbot that henceforth no bread or food of any kind should
 6      I, XI   |    palm branches, full of hot bread, hanging fixed at the door-post.
 7      I, XI   |    first the smell of the hot bread is perceived; but on touching
 8      I, XI   |     they do not recognize the bread as being of the shape common
 9      I, XI   | butboth broke the heaven-sent bread with exceeding joy. And
10      I, XIV  |      until he offered her the bread which remained over his
11      I, XIV  |      hand with five loaves of bread in it. Taking one of these,
12      I, XVIII|    for cooking some loaves of bread: the flames were bursting
13     II, VI   |   fragments and crumbs of the bread that had been used, preferring