Book, Chapter

 1    I, 20|      and left a fixed sum of money, from the annual proceeds
 2   II, 8 |       who, having taken away money from the treasure of the
 3   II, 8 |  found uninjured except that money. Ceres of Miletus also gained
 4  III, 15|   others eagerly desirous of money, others of glory; many the
 5  III, 21|      appears to be spoken of money. But how impossible and
 6  III, 21|    nil arc wise, and despise money. To what, then, did that
 7  III, 23|   boast of their contempt of money? Brave spirit! But I wait
 8  III, 23| changed his possessions into money, which he threw into the
 9  III, 23|      so great a contempt for money, employ it in acts of kindness
10  III, 23|     escape the possession of money, and yet to lay it out to
11  III, 25|      did not throw away much money; doubtless he ought to have
12  III, 25|     upon the payment of more money than the seller demanded.
13  III, 26|     and freely bestowing his money with full hands. Give me
14   VI, 6 |     filled the treasury with money, has taken lands and enriched
15   VI, 17|      by no means to withhold money. For to use money sparingly,
16   VI, 17|   withhold money. For to use money sparingly, that is, moderately,
17   VI, 17|      of lust you bestow your money on harlots, or on account
18   VI, 17|      and pimps squander your money, or you bestow it on piety
19   VI, 18|    If he shall have lent any money, he will not receive interest,