there were ten of them, and that they were of tapestry, wrought on both sides, and such the ancients used (z), see Pro 7:16 ; and so ten basins in the next clause: and basins, and earthen vessels; to put their food and liquors in, and eat and drink out of, and for other services: and wheat, and barley, and flour, and parched corn; or "kali", which was made of the above corn ground into meal, and mixed with water or milk, and eaten with honey or oil, as there was another sort made of pulse, later mentioned: and beans, and lentiles, and parched pulse; or "kali", made of these in the above manner. Some think (a) coffee is meant, but without reason. (z) Vid. Aristophan. in Pluto, p. 55. (a) Sterringa, Animadv. Philol. Sacr. p. 48.