Chapter

 1 II    |      before had been clad in rich apparel, -- saw him, who
 2 IX    |      into his tale a certain rich man which was clothed in
 3 IX    |     the righteous -- but the rich man was delivered to the
 4 XIV   |   and steadfast, neither the rich in his wealth, nor the mighty
 5 XV    |      old. For when a certain rich young man asked the Lord, `
 6 XV    |   sorrowful, for he was very rich. And when Jesus saw that
 7 XV    |      of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom
 8 XVI   |  this point, that he was not rich in the light of the knowledge
 9 XVI   | heard tell, that was born of rich and distinguished parents.
10 XVI   |     so fine, shared alike by rich and poor, I can indeed in
11 XVII  |      king, nor wise man, nor rich man, nor ruler, nor any
12 XVIII |    said unto him, "A certain rich man once reared the fawn
13 XVIII |   she followed them. But the rich man's servants, when they
14 XVIII |   shouldest give alms to the rich? The rich always help the
15 XVIII |   give alms to the rich? The rich always help the poor, not
16 XVIII |    too shalt soon be passing rich as never afore: and then
17 XVIII |      when I shall be passing rich, I, who am ready to distribute,
18 XVIII |     may more fitly be termed rich than thou, or any other
19 XXXIII|      clay, and that, whether rich or poor, we are all of the
20 XXXIX |   for that he, though he was rich, yet for our sakes became
21 XXXIX |     his poverty might become rich, and, being without suffering,
22 XL    |     When thou waxest passing rich, thou wilt not be glad to