Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXVIII|        Egypt on account of his poverty, and having there acquired
 2        1, XXIX  |     reared up in frugality and poverty, and without receiving any
 3        1, XXIX  |       having on account of his poverty left his native country
 4        2, I     |       their very name from the poverty of the law, according to
 5        2, XLI   |        in Him. But if he deems poverty and the cross to be evils,
 6        2, XLI   | voluntarily accepted a life of poverty, is known to many among
 7        2, XLI   |        himself, from excessive poverty, came to live in a tub;
 8        4, XXXIX |  herself from her condition of poverty, to get a child by Porus,
 9        5, XX    |        same unchanged state of poverty, and in the same unchanged
10        6, XVI   |   whether there is any kind of poverty known to the Logos which
11        6, XXVIII|       who preferred a state of poverty, and who exhibited the pattern
12        7, XVIII |      men have lived in extreme poverty. Indeed, the prophets themselves,
13        7, XXI   |        life of a man;" but the poverty which is the opposite of