Book, Chapter

1     I, 2 |       possessions, and lodge the money sealed with Pythagoras,
2    VI, 47|       they speak of the piece of money which, on losing, a woman,
3    IX, 7 |         inconsiderable amount of money, and directed him to bring
4    IX, 7 |  business. And he, receiving the money, tried (the experiment of)
5    IX, 7 | ostensive cause of lodging their money with Carpophorus. Callistus,
6    IX, 7 |     acknowledged himself to have money lying to his credit with
7    IX, 7 |   ostensive cause of lodging the money with himself. And Carpophorus
8    IX, 7 |       away with a quantity of my money, as I shall prove." The
9    IX, 14|  community. And on receiving the money, the head of the order distributes