Book,  Chapter

 1       2,  VI   | triumph, he could bring much gold and silver, and every other
 2       2,  X    |   was made with iron and not gold, and that someone might
 3       2,  X    | dismay them showed them much gold and silver: whence those
 4       2,  X    |    in them to take away that gold. And thus was that King
 5       2,  X    |       I say, therefore, that gold (as common opinion shouts)
 6       2,  X    |   but good soldiers; because gold is not sufficient to find
 7       2,  X    |    indeed sufficient to find gold. To the Romans (if they
 8       2,  X    |  never suffered from want of gold, because it was brought,
 9       2,  X    |      the sinew of war is not gold, but good soldiers. Money
10       2,  XXV  |    him spend two millions in gold uselessly.~The Veienti and
11       2,  XXX  |     with a certain amount of gold, but while making these
12       2,  XXX  |      making these terms (the gold already being weighed) Camillus
13       2,  XXX  |     the things acquired with gold cannot be defended with
14       3,  XXV  |    is celebrated in words of gold by T. Livius, saying, Let
15       3,  XXXIV|  took from his that chain of gold which gave him the name