Et idcirco divitiae non melius in fundis et in fenore quam in ipso hominis animo aestimantur, qui si est avaritia egenus et ad omne lucrum inexplebilis, nec montibus auri satiabitur, sed semper aliquid, ante parta ut augeat, mendicabit.
That is why riches are better measured not by lands and revenues than by a mans inner self. If avarice makes him needy and unsatisfied whatever his profit, he will not be content even with mountains of gold, but will be forever scrounging to increase his previous gains.
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