Chapter

1 12|      acknowledge thy frailty? Poor wretch, art thou unwillingly
2 16|    regretted that illiterate, poor, unskilled people should
3 16|    our sort of people, though poor, have both discovered wisdom,
4 22|  strength of mature age; and, poor wretches, they grow old
5 33|      became innumerable, from poor became rich, from being
6 36|    that many of us are called poor, this is not our disgrace,
7 36| frugality. And yet who can be poor if he does not want, if
8 36|    towards God ? He rather is poor, who, although he has much,
9 36|      I feel. No one can be so poor as he is born. Birds live