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 1 9 |    with a little satchel. Run, poor creatures, with your lap
 2 10|      the Trojans? How did that poor stone-mason become a god?
 3 30|      not willingly look on the poor. Now ye do not even feed
 4 30|        have destroyed him; the poor man cries out eurhka. By
 5 61|  shared them entirely with the poor man. Thou seekest to feed
 6 61|   himself before, call forth a poor man from the crowd whom
 7 71|        be weak--I speak of the poor man--do not empty-handed
 8 71|        he should perish, let a poor man be refreshed, who has
 9 71|    displease thee to go to the poor man, always hateful, send
10 71|         And, similarly, if thy poor sister lies upon a sick-bed,
11 72|                  LXXII. TO THE POOR IN HEALTH.~What can healthful
12 72|   great Solomon: God hates the poor man to be a pleader on high.
13 78|       But still look after the poor man, who cannot feed thee
14 79| wickedness; or if, pitying the poor, thou prayest by thy benefits,