and I will afterwards treat a part of the inconveniences grown

into this Subject of Money, and of the Remedies that may be

Of all things whereof Money could be made, there was nothing

so fit as Metalls, as Copper, Silver, but above all Gold; for

they are first useful, which doth increase it; they may be

divided into as little parts as you will, and then returned into

a greater mass: they are susceptible of any form, mark or

impression to be made and fit to conceive it; they are of an