Book, Chapter

 1       2, III |    grammar and rhetoric; and the money for a further term at Carthage
 2       3, IV  |         mother was providing the money for my study of rhetoric.
 3       5, XII |      faith, who, for the love of money, set a small value on justice -
 4       5, XII |          learning they obtain to money and, above all, to prefer
 5       6, VI  |      eagerly aspiring to honors, money, and matrimony; and thou
 6       6, XI  |         me, and a wife with some money, so that she would not be
 7       7, III |    rejoice; or when the piece of money is restored to its place
 8       7, X   |   whether he should squander his money to buy pleasure or hold
 9       7, X   |        pleasure or hold onto his money through the motive of covetousness;
10      12, XXVI| necessities on another - such as money, food, drink, clothing,