Babylonian Talmud, Ketubot 67b 1

A certain man once applied to Rabbi Nehemiah [for maintenance]. “What do your meals consist of,” Rabbi Nehemiah asked him. “Of fat meat and aged wine,” the poor person replied. “Will you consent to live with me on lentils,” the rabbi asked. The other consented and lived with him on lentils and died. “Woe to this man whom Nehemiah has killed,” Rabbi Nehemiah said. Instead, he should have said “Woe to Nehemiah who has killed this man.” The fact, however, is that the man himself was to blame, for he should not have cultivated his luxurious habits to such an extent. [Translation by Rabbi Jill Jacobs]