DIVES was a rich man, at whose gate the beggar Lazarus sat, while Dives fared sumptuously every day. When he died, he opened his eyes in hell, while Lazarus went to Abraham's bosom when he died. The name occurs in the Latin Vulgate, Luke 16:19-31.

Dives and Lazarus lived differently and received different rewards, SumT 1873-1878. [Lazar]

Dives, Latin for "rich man," appears medially, SumT 1877.