Metre/Prose,  page

 1 pI,   12   |   showing the signs of inborn avarice. The dove drunk with the
 2 pVI,   63  |      word Nummulatria. She is Avarice, through whose influence
 3 pVI,   64  |     really to practice actual avarice, yet within preserves a
 4 pVI,   66  |       attack the daughters of Avarice more fiercely.' ~Then she,
 5 mVII,   67 |       belly. The belly dreads avarice, and cannot understand why
 6 pVII,   69 |  manner the tenacious lime of avarice deprives the wings of the
 7 pVII,   73 | savors of sluggish and wintry avarice, the greedy sycophant grows
 8 pVII,   74 |      the base shadows of dull avarice to the mountain-top of generosity,
 9 pVIII,   82|       in the notorious sin of avarice. It seemed, moreover, to
10 pVIII,   85|       seething in the heat of avarice, flying upon the false wings
11 pIX,   94  |     or thirsts in the fire of avarice, or ascends the shadowy