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 1 6 |       For these persons borrowed money and bought up a large amount
 2 8 |         personal punishment. The money received in fines it brought
 3 16|         in addition, he advanced money to the poorer people to
 4 22|       make a distribution of the money among themselves, but this
 5 22|         he proposed to spend the money, but he bade them lend it
 6 22|      these terms he received the money and with it he had a hundred
 7 23| Areopagus provided a donation of money, distributing eight drachmas
 8 38|       ask for help and to borrow money. Further, finding that the
 9 39|          to repay separately the money which it had borrowed for
10 40|          of the public purse the money which the Thirty had borrowed
11 41|    corruption, whether by actual money or influence, than large
12 43|     Tholus, and receive a sum of money from the state for their
13 45|          who have the control of money; its judgement, however,
14 47|        temple, together with the money, in the presence of the
15 47|      that the greatest amount of money is collected. The tablets
16 48|         one day, and portion the money out among the magistrates;
17 52|       refusal to pay interest on money borrowed at 12 per cent.,
18 63|          If he is condemned to a money fine, he must be imprisoned