Explanation: [Rebbi's stable-boy became richer than the Persian king] from the manure of Rebbi's animals.

Support: We find also in Bereishis Rabah (67) [that people were saying that] the manure of Yitzchak's animals is preferable to the gold and silver of Avimelech.

Explanation (Riva): Because it is not normal to put a coin in a flask, he rattles it [to make its presence known. Similarly, a Chacham Ben Am ha'Aretz publicizes his Chachmah.] If he would put it in a wallet, like normal, he would not rattle it.

Implied question: Techiyas ha'Mesim is mentioned also before Meshiv ha'Ru'ach! (Why wasn't the world agitated beforehand?)

Answer #1 (R. Tam): This is because Techiyas ha'Mesim is only through dew. (This requires investigation, for in winter, when we mention rain, we do not mention dew! Perhaps dew came with the wind. Rashash says that this is like the opinion in Tosfos Ta'anis 3b that we mention dew the entire year. This is difficult, for that opinion holds that we never mention rain!)

Answer #2: When he said Mashiv ha'Ru'ach u'Morid ha'Gashem, a wind blew and rain came, because this is the primary Tefilah of wind and rain in this Berachah;

The primary mention of Techiyas ha'Mesim is at the closing of the Berachah.