quinque in deserto panes iubet et duo pisces adponi in pastum populis, qui forte magistrum non revocante fame stipabant undique saeptum, inmemoresque cibi vicos, castella, macellum, oppida, mercatus et conciliabula et urbes respuerant, largo contenti dogmate vesci.
Five loaves and two fishes He commands in the desert to be served to feed the people, who as it chanced were crowding and pressing round their teacher. Hunger could not call them back; with no thought of food, they had turned their backs on villages, places of defence, markets, towns, centres of trade and trafficking, and cities, and were content to feed on the bounty of his teaching.
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