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 1 3 |     qualifications of birth and wealth. At first they governed
 2 3 |     qualifications of birth and wealth, and that the Areopagus
 3 5 | foremost men of the day, but in wealth and position he was of the
 4 5 |      that he fears" the love of wealth and an overweening mind",
 5 12|      were rich in power, who in wealth were glorious and great,~
 6 12|      among them deeming endless wealth would here be found.~And
 7 15|      Pangaeus. Here he acquired wealth and hired mercenaries; and
 8 24|  growing in confidence and much wealth accumulated, he advised
 9 27|    favour to counterbalance the wealth of Cimon. The latter, having
10 35|    persons who were eminent for wealth or birth or character. Herein