Homily, Par.

 1  I,  1 |          am conscious of extreme poverty, I do not cease to imitate
 2  I,  5 |      other things. Him who is in poverty He has often corrected with
 3  I,  7 | qualities, and is chastened with poverty and disease, and extremely
 4 II,  6 |       easy, nor canst thou plead poverty. And even if thou livest
 5 II,  6 |         to condemn sins, and thy poverty is in no way a hindrance.
 6 II,  6 |   almsgiving), not even there is poverty any hindrance to us from
 7 III,  5|       unendurable of all, I mean poverty, and the pain which arises
 8 III,  5|           to have been versed in poverty from the beginning, and
 9 III,  5|       him indeed come to extreme poverty, even in comparison with
10 III,  5|       thou seest thyself come to poverty, consider the suffering
11 III,  6|      Behold then! thou hast seen poverty and disease, and both in
12 III,  6|        in their reality, extreme poverty, and intolerable disease