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1       1, XII     |       inordinate desires of a rich beggary and a shameful glory.
2       2, IV      |     stealing from him? Even a rich thief will not tolerate
3       6, XIV     |        some of whom were very rich - especially Romanianus,
4       6, XVI     |       then, and no matter how rich the store of my carnal pleasures
5       7, IV      | tabernacle the persons of the rich should be welcome before
6      10, II      |     needy and poor”; thou art rich to all who call upon thee -
7      12, XIX     |     the earth.~There was that rich man who asked of the good
8      12, XIX     |    the good Teacher (whom the rich man thought a man and nothing
9      12, XIX(600)|                     I.e., the rich young ruler.~