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 1       I, XVI   |       Hebrews made use of this food for forty years; its taste
 2       I, XX    |      made use of the manna for food, as we have related above,
 3       I, XX    |      were punished by the very food which they desired. Thence
 4       I, XXXIII|     one should help himself to food until the enemy were destroyed.
 5       I, XLIII |       the sun, did not furnish food either for man or beast,
 6       I, XLIII |     ravens furnishing him with food, while a neighboring rivulet
 7       I, XLIII |       in his hunger, he begged food from her, she complained
 8       I, LIV   |    being worn out with want of food, the town was taken and
 9      II, I     |        with the finer kinds of food, and had imposed it as a
10      II, I     |      forbade him to partake of food from the table of a king
11      II, XII   | foreigner, to take part in the food of the heathen. Thus, then,
12      II, XXX   |      thus excluded from use as food. The Romans, accordingly,