Book, Chapter

1     1, 19-30|        magistrates and kings, to gold and manors and slaves, just
2     2, 1    |          in beautiful bodies, in gold and silver, and all things;
3     4, 2-3  |     garland were of imperishable gold, I would not suffer a fly
4     5, 9-17 | wherewith she begged of Thee not gold or silver, nor any mutable
5     6, 10-16|          rather who could prefer gold to honesty. His character
6     7, 9-15 |       and I set my mind upon the gold which Thou willedst Thy
7     7, 9-15 |        whom they served with Thy gold, who changed the truth of
8    11, 2-4  |       deem, of the earth, not of gold and silver, and precious
9    11, 5-7  |      clay, or stone, or wood, or gold, or the like. And whence