Book, Chapter

 1     1, 9-14 |      get learning, in which I (poor wretch) knew not what use
 2     1, 16-26|       with his thunder, And I, poor mortal man, not do the same!
 3     2, 2-4  |                   2.2.4 but I, poor wretch, foamed like a troubled
 4     2, 3-5  |       my father, who was but a poor freeman of Thagaste. To
 5     4, 1-1  |        laugh at us, but let us poor and needy confess unto Thee. ~ ~
 6     6, 2-2  |     give what she could to the poor; that so the communication
 7     6, 6-9  | streets of Milan, I observed a poor beggar, then, I suppose,
 8     8, 4-9  |  should be accepted before the poor, or the noble before the
 9     8, 6-15 |       certain of Thy servants, poor in spirit, of whom is the
10     8, 12-29|     thou hast, and give to the poor, and thou shalt have treasure
11     9, 3-6  | whereof he asked much of me, a poor inexperienced man. Now lays
12    10, 38-63|                  10.38.63 I am poor and needy; yet best, while
13    10, 43-70|        and communicate it; and poor, desired to be satisfied
14    11, 1-1  |      hast called us, to become poor in spirit, and meek, and
15    11, 2-3  |       may offer Thee. For I am poor and needy, Thou rich to
16    12, 25-34|    true, O my God, life of the poor, in Whose bosom is no contradiction,
17    13, 18-22|        and bring the houseless poor to our house. Let us clothe
18    13, 19-24|        fruit, by giving to the poor, and thou shalt have treasure
19    13, 34-49|       even distributing to the poor their earthly riches, to