Enim paupertas olim philosophiae vernacula est, frugi, sobria, parvo potens, aemula laudis, adversum divitias possessa, habitu secura, cultu simplex, consilio benesuada.
For Poverty has long been the maidservant of Philosophy; she is virtuous, steady, content with little, eager for praise, a defense against wealth for her owner, a secure possession, simple in dress, wise in counsel.
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