Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXX    |   followers against men; nor as a rich man, who bestows help upon
 2        1, XXXIX  |           because she was neither rich nor of royal rank, seeing
 3        3, IX     |     Christian believers, not only rich men, but persons of rank,
 4        4, XXXIX  |         any time in want, nor yet rich; and, on the other hand,
 5        4, XC     | foretelling future events, and so rich (in that knowledge) as out
 6        6, XVI    |      declaration of Jesus against rich men, when He said, "It is
 7        6, XVI    |           of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom
 8        6, XVI    |    opinion he expressed regarding rich men, to the effect that "
 9        6, XVI    |           of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom
10        6, XVI    |       object of comparison with a rich man, and what signification
11        6, XVI    |          the Logos concerning the rich men. Nor would he have left
12        6, XVI    |     blessed" by Jesus, while "the rich" are designated as "miserable;"
13        6, XVI    |          these words refer to the rich and poor who are visible
14        6, XVI    |      altogether blessed," and any rich man who is to be wholly
15        6, XLIV   |         men, concerning the truly rich man, that "he made to himself
16        7, XVIII  |         of any one that he was so rich as to lend to many nations.
17        7, XXI    |          we "charge them that are rich in this world, that they
18        7, XXI    |        they do good, that they be rich in good works, ready to
19        7, XXI    |          s promise that he who is rich in all utterance, in all
20        7, XXIII  |         said, "It is hard for the rich man to enter into the kingdom
21        7, XXIII  |         whether we take the word "rich" in its simplest sense,
22        7, XXIII  |      whether it is the man who is rich in the sense of abounding
23        7, XXIII  |         man who is just, than the rich man who is false." Perhaps
24        7, LIX    |        but for those only who are rich and dainty in their tastes.
25        8, XXXVIII|           both strong in body and rich in possessions. And yet