It is most likely said by Bacchus (Greek: Dionisyius) in the Midas story, for Midas was extremely sad because of the things that happened, and Bacchus (for it was a roman story, therefore using his latin name) most likely asked that and then told him how to get rid of the gift.
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So I rule all this wealth with no great joy. You must have heard my story from your fathers, whoever they are-what hardships I endured
No, Hades is not the god of wealth. Though he is very wealthy with all the riches underground. Fistfuls of rubies, diamonds, and many more immeasurable riches. He is the god of the underworld and death, and that is all.
Equality for all Spartan citizens.
all of them because the aztecs are boss.
Hades, for all the wealth of the underworld (it's mineral and seedlings) is his domain.