Chapter

 1 I     |  soul was utterly crushed by poverty, and choked with many vices,
 2 II    |      and pain. Its riches is poverty; its loftiness die lowest
 3 III   |    old age, nor disease, nor poverty, nor anything else grievous
 4 XII   |      silence of the lips, in poverty and want, in chastity and
 5 XIV   |      thither, from wealth to poverty, and from poverty to honour,
 6 XIV   |  wealth to poverty, and from poverty to honour, carrying some
 7 XVI   |  there sat a man, plunged in poverty, and clad in rags and tatters.
 8 XVI   |      people, pinched by such poverty as not to afford house and
 9 XVI   |  death, riches that dread no poverty: joy and gladness that have
10 XVI   |     him to embrace a life of poverty, preferring it to his own
11 XVIII |      were pinched by extreme poverty and why thou callest me
12 XVIII |    these men were pinched by poverty, but that they plume themselves
13 XVIII |    betokeneth the extreme of poverty. But those who despise the
14 XVIII |   called I it the extreme of poverty, which the lovers of heavenly
15 XXIII | common herd are pinched with poverty, while thou addest ever
16 XXXIII|     daily, casting off their poverty of soul and body: and his
17 XXXIX |    poor, that we through his poverty might become rich, and,