| But he commends Evenus for teaching virtue at such a 'moderate' rate as five minae. |
| We can't all afford necklaces and rugs and two minae presents. |
| Do you say that a mistress was purchased for Philolaches for thirty minae? |
| You have received, as far as I understand, forty minae of Philolaches. |
| He had a dog of remarkable size and beauty, for which he had paid seventy minae. |
| Our sources agree that the wealthy citizens of Athens conducted their business in minae, and that in these circles a drachma was small change. |
