Metre/Prose,  page

 1 pI,    9   |         it quickened into tones rich and swelling, and now, with
 2 pIV,   46  |        closely to my discourser rich in treasures of thought.
 3 mV,   47   |       Davus goes all of Adonis, rich Crassus is in want and Codrus
 4 pVI,   64  | smothered by its voice. Now the rich man, shipwrecked in the
 5 mVII,   67 |     blank fear. The mind of the rich man lingers over a coin,
 6 mVII,   67 |    various dishes of coins, the rich man inflicts the pangs of
 7 mVII,   67 |       itself, plead so that the rich man does not devour the ~
 8 mVII,   68 |   grieving. All sympathy of the rich and avaricious is lost in
 9 mVII,   68 |         the face elsewhere. The rich man does not have riches,
10 mVII,   68 |       does not decry riches nor rich men, but rather labors to
11 mVII,   68 |     wealth, or the utility of a rich man, if his conquering spirit,
12 mVII,   68 |         of riches. For though a rich man scatters his whole wealth,
13 pVII,   73 | commendation in the ears of the rich; who throw out the honey
14 pVII,   73 |          anoint the head of the rich man with the oil of adulation;
15 pVII,   73 |         buy employment from the rich, on which the favor of fame
16 pVII,   73 |        flashes in the gift of a rich man, the flatterer is all
17 mVIII,   76|         honor, to be put by the rich man to use. If the time
18 pIX,   95  |        who hunts gifts from the rich by the hypocrisy of flattery