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 1 1 |          the citizens make their money and in what way they spend
 2 3 | attaching the people to him with money and gifts. Hence his armies
 3 3 |           and the third place to money and property. And it any
 4 3 |         from this rule by giving money the place of honour, or
 5 4 |    miserly man, who had not much money to spend, would approve
 6 5 |          illiberal and base; and money, and property, and distinction
 7 5 |      much opportunity for making money; no man either ought, or
 8 5 |       returns he has any foreign money remaining, let him give
 9 5 |      equally him who brought the money, and also to a fine not
10 5 |          amount than the foreign money which has been brought back.
11 5 |         and no one shall deposit money with another whom he does
12 5 |        friend, nor shall he lend money upon interest; and the borrower
13 5 |          is. For he who receives money unjustly as well as justly,
14 5 |         is carried on by lending money, or rearing the meaner kinds
15 5 |           and the interest about money, when rightly regarded,
16 5 |          so that all suits about money may be easy and quite simple.~
17 6 |     thirty drachmae, and let the money be sacred to Here; he who
18 6 |          give an account of the. money at his audit. He who refuses
19 6 |        shall be thus punished in money, and also be deprived of
20 6 |          of these Gods exact the money, as was said before about
21 6 |        of Here were to exact the money, or pay the fine themselves.~
22 7 |        sex live softly and waste money and have no order of life,
23 8 |          are too severe upon the money–loving temper, of which
24 8 |         the reverse of lovers of money. Such a constitution may
25 8 |      chastise him with bonds and money penalties, and expulsion
26 8 |     retail trade for the sake of money–making, either in these
27 8 |       places they shall exchange money for goods, and goods for
28 8 |         for goods, and goods for money, neither party giving credit
29 8 | satisfied, whether he obtain his money not, for in such exchanges
30 9 |         uncultivated for want of money. But if any one seems to
31 10|       and states for the sake of money—let him who is guilty of
32 11|        the God answers about the money and the remover of the money,
33 11|     money and the remover of the money, that the city shall do
34 11|         three times the purchase–money.~If man exchanges either
35 11|          If man exchanges either money for money, or anything whatever
36 11|       exchanges either money for money, or anything whatever for
37 11|        this is what the power of money accomplishes, and the merchant
38 11|       might make a great deal of money are sober in their wishes,
39 11|        shall not give him of the money, nor shall he give money
40 11|         money, nor shall he give money to a daughter who has been
41 11|        betrothed he may give her money. And if any of the sons
42 11|     heavier than a great loss of money.~Thus will orphan children
43 11|   supposed to act from a love of money or from contentiousness.
44 11|          as be does from love of money, in case he be a stranger,
45 11|         because he is a lover of money, in whatever manner gained;
46 12|         have pledged be, and the money given to the city; but if
47 12|          Now a state which makes money from the cultivation of