Originaltext - Latin - non bene pro toto libertas auro venturi

danijeldu, maybe you rather meant this:

"Non bene pro toto libertas venditur auro"?

It is a well-known Latin proverb...

Aneta, could you please make me a bridge? Thanks

Hello Maki!
Since the requester haven't answered my question, he most likely doesn't care of the translation anymore.
But if it was like I have typed above, it would mean:
Literally: “It is not good when freedom/liberty is sold, not even for all the gold”

Meaning: “Freedom / Liberty cannot /should not be sold, not even for all the gold.

Thanks a lot