Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre        |        may well complain of the poverty of my endeavor since these
 2       1,  I    |   united, where, because of the poverty of the site, they should
 3       1,  III  |       therefore that Hunger and Poverty make men industrious, and
 4       1,  VI   | equality in rank, because equal poverty existed here and the Plebs
 5       3,  I    |      extinguished: for by their poverty and by their example of
 6       3,  I    |         yet continue to live in poverty and have so much credit
 7       3,  XVIII|      because of her old age and poverty, and desired to see certain
 8       3,  XXV  |              CHAPTER XXV~OF THE POVERTY OF CINCINNATUS AND MANY
 9       3,  XXV  |      still existed a very great poverty; nor can it be believed
10       3,  XXV  |     effect than to observe that poverty did not impede the way [
11       3,  XXV  |     cavalry, who because of his poverty fought on foot. It is to
12       3,  XXV  |        honor which was given to poverty in Rome, and how to a good
13       3,  XXV  |    enough to support him. Which poverty was also seen [to be honored]
14       3,  XXV  |       content to remain in such poverty, and that it was enough
15       3,  XXV  |         bear such changes. This poverty lasted even up to the times
16       3,  XXV  |      poor. And so much was this poverty still esteemed, that Paulus
17       3,  XXV  |   better fruits are produced by poverty than are by riches; and