4063 The passing round of the social cup, as in the case of odier pleasures, is without any of the drawbacks and evil accompaniments of the pleasures of this world, which are taken as types. In drink there is no intoxication: in fruit there is no satiety. Cf. Dante: "The bread of Angels upon which One liveth here and grows not sated Sby it." (Paradiso, Canto II., Longfellow's translation.)