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 1  I, 8  |   with greater expenditure of money and men, so that they gain
 2 II, 1  |   things are to be bought for money:-with how great a gift then
 3 II, 1  |  which He purchased, not with money, nor anything of that kind,
 4 II, 2  |     would be only a matter of money: but he who has human beings
 5 II, 4  | people. And one who dispenses money to the needy, or otherwise
 6 II, 8  |      that they were bribed by money. Moreover, they would have
 7 II, 8  |    used flattery and expended money in order to obtain the dignity,
 8 II, 8  |      and great expenditure of money were to surrender the fruits
 9 III, 10|       expending large sums of money. For I will not now speak
10 III, 16|     far as the expenditure of money is concerned; but the case
11 III, 16|       superior to the love of money, forthwith represent him
12 III, 16|     together a large hoard of money, neither consumed it himself,
13 III, 16|       great an expenditure of money is needed, and how much
14 IV, 1  |        the stewardship of the money.14 But what of that? when
15 IV, 1  |   preach, and misapplying the money which he should have laid
16  V, 1  | disgrace than those who steal money. Nay, often where he has
17 VI, 9  |     for the management of the money, that "no one" he says, "