rwp@Philippians:4:11 @{In respect of want} (\kath' hustersin\). Late and rare word from \hustere\, to be behind or too late, only here and kjv@Mark:12:44| in N.T. {I have learned} (\emathon\). Simply, "I did learn" (constative second aorist active indicative of \manthan\, to learn, looking at his long experience as a unit. {In whatsoever state I am} (\en hois eimi\). "In what things (circumstances) I am." {To be content} (\autarks einai\). Predicate nominative with the infinitive of the old adjective \autarks\ (from \autos\ and \arke\, to be self-sufficient), self-sufficing. Favourite word with the Stoics, only here in N.T., though \autarkeia\ occurs in kjv@2Corinthians:9:8; kjv@1Timothy:6:6|. Paul is contented with his lot and he learned that lesson long ago. Socrates said as to who is wealthiest: "He that is content with least, for \autarkeia\ is nature's wealth."