Book, Chapter

 1        4, VI   |    come into the possession of riches, and who make a display
 2        4, VI   |    come into the possession of riches, and who make a display
 3        4, LXXII|          Or despisest thou the riches of His goodness, and forbearance,
 4        6, XVI  |       and at the same time for riches." Now who is there that
 5        6, XVI  | distinguished for goodness and riches at the same time," had perverted
 6        6, LXXX |        that "their fall is the riches of the world, and the diminishing
 7        6, LXXX |        diminishing of them the riches of the Gentiles," until
 8        7, XVIII|     Father who loves power, or riches, or glory; that men ought
 9        7, XVIII|  incredible it is that worldly riches should be promised to those
10        7, XVIII|    just man, that his temporal riches should be so abundant, that
11        7, XXI  |     letter of the law promises riches to the just, Celsus may
12        7, XXI  |       understand it of worldly riches, which blind men; but we
13        7, XXI  |        that it refers to those riches which enlighten the eyes,
14        7, XXI  |         nor trust in uncertain riches but in the living God, who
15        7, XXI  |         For, as Solomon says, "riches" are the true good, which "
16        7, XXI  |       is the opposite of these riches is destructive, for by it "
17        7, XXI  |      And what has been said of riches applies to dominion, in
18        7, XXI  |    thousand to flight." Now if riches are to be taken in the sense
19        7, XXIII|        considered in regard to riches, when He said, "It is hard