Chapter

 1 I     |        named Abenner, mighty in riches and power, and in victory
 2 II    |  children, and cared naught for riches and all the splendour of
 3 II    |         dejection and pain. Its riches is poverty; its loftiness
 4 III   |     that he should be mighty in riches and power, and should surpass
 5 VIII  |        excuse, no mightiness of riches, no pomp of rank, no lavishment
 6 X     |        hath he poured forth the riches of his mercy, and hath called
 7 X     |      gloriest, -- pomp, luxury, riches, and all the deceitfulness
 8 XI    |   having filled itself with the riches of the virtues. Then goeth
 9 XII   |         troubles, and liveth in riches and luxury, to walk unswervingly
10 XII   |    children, friends, kinsfolk, riches and luxury, and, hating
11 XIII  |      friend is the abundance of riches, and love of money, by reason
12 XIV   |    destitute, but be laden with riches, after the manner of that
13 XV    |  thither treasures of money and riches, that, when I depart hence,
14 XV    |    hardly shall they which have riches enter into the kingdom of
15 XV    |  withdraw from this hardness of riches. They parted with all their
16 XV    |      this distribution of their riches to the poor laid up for
17 XV    |       up for themselves eternal riches; and they took up their
18 XVI   |         not subject unto death, riches that dread no poverty: joy
19 XVI   |        where he showed him much riches laid up, and a vast heap
20 XVII  |       his calling, and what the riches of the glory of his inheritance
21 XVII  |       thee make known to me the riches of the glory of God, and
22 XVII  |        astonied at the infinite riches of his wisdom and knowledge,
23 XVII  | understand, `O the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge
24 XVIII |     companions surpasseth me in riches -- thou saidest but now
25 XVIII |     rejoice, were he rolling in riches, who have laid up for themselves
26 XVIII |      themselves plenteously the riches of virtue, and are fed by
27 XVIII |        but the mass of material riches will damage rather than
28 XVIII |      thus shalt thou employ thy riches as an help toward noble
29 XXIII |         distribute dainties and riches equally amongst all? And
30 XXV   |     couch on the ground? As for riches and money, such is my contempt
31 XXV   |        while to sacrifice their riches and bodies, nay, even their
32 XXXIII|      King Ioasaph dedicated the riches and costly vestments and
33 XXXIII|      the uncertainty of earthly riches, how they resemble the running
34 XXXIII|    Being endowed with spiritual riches, and, in sooth, a perfect
35 XXXV  |         poor all his wealth and riches, so that not one person
36 XXXVII|       pleasures, and to contemn riches and glory and the praise