Chapter

 1 28 |    rried for love and not for money. This marriage of ours caused
 2 29 |      all provisions for which money is given are wanted not
 3 34 |   shore, either gratis or for money. ~
 4 40 |      will use them not to win money for his purse, but to give
 5 42 |      a certain portion of the money had been hidden in the ground,
 6 60 |    Aemilianus, who wasted his money to secure it, rather than
 7 60 |    Aemilianus should lose his money, but that Crassus should
 8 66 |  house solely through love of money, ought really never to have
 9 66 |     house, had the thought of money ever crossed my mind. My
10 75 |       had been good at making money everywhere with his own
11 75 |       latter, having borrowed money from a number of persons,
12 75 |      preferre d to keep their money at the cost of his own good
13 75 |     by his wife. Yet all this money has been ravenously devoured
14 92 |        you can count back the money, restore the slaves, leave
15 93 |    her sons demanded back the money of which I spoke above,
16 93 | step-sons with a large sum of money. ~
17 96 |   himself in my de bt for the money given him by his mother;
18 101|       but with a large sum of money which belonge d to my wife.
19 103|    commoner. `You married for money.' Take the marriage-settlement,