Book,  Chapter

 1     Gre       |        me with rank, honors, and riches, but to those who although
 2       1,  II  | generosity, greatness of spirit, riches, and nobility above the
 3       1,  V   |         them to partake of those riches and honors which they see
 4       1,  X   |     place in Rome, and nobility, riches, honors, and above all virtu,
 5       1,  XVI | tyrannical state, feeding on the riches of the Prince, [and] who
 6       1,  XXVI|       nor order, nor status, nor riches, that he who obtains it
 7       1,  XXIX|      glory and his soldiers with riches, of necessity acquires so
 8       1,  XXXV|       not to have relatives, for riches and every other favor quickly
 9       1,  XL  |      them, the Tyrant not having riches and honors enough to be
10       1,  LV  |          from possessions, their riches being founded on commerce
11       3,  VI  |      their Emperors with so many riches, honors, and dignities,
12       3,  XVI |       HAVE MORE FAVOR BECAUSE OF RICHES OR [POWERFUL] RELATION~It
13       3,  XXV |      Which manner of living made riches less desirable. This is
14       3,  XXV |       listen to those who prefer riches to everything else in the
15       3,  XXV |  produced by poverty than are by riches; and that the first has