Part, Question
1 1, 23 | only vessels of gold and silver; but ~also of wood and of
2 1, 92 | image of ~the king is in a silver coin, as Augustine says
3 1, 118 | lead or tin is ~mixed with silver to prevent its being consumed
4 2, 86 | e.g. ~a garment, gold or silver, or the like. Accordingly
5 2, 89 | those who build ~"gold, silver, precious stones," i.e.
6 2, 89 | works, signified by gold, silver, and precious ~stones, while
7 2, 89 | are designated by "gold," "silver," and ~"precious stones,"
8 2, 102 | to debar man ~from taking silver and gold of which idols
9 2, 102 | was ~supplied by Nicolai.] Silver and gold were reasonably
10 2, 102 | reason was lest, by taking silver and gold, they should be ~
11 2, 108 | Do not possess gold, nor ~silver, nor money in your purses,"
12 2, 7 | with baser things: ~for silver is not called impure, when
13 2, 75 | instead of the real metal, ~silver or gold produced by some
14 2, 75 | the human uses for which silver and gold are necessary,
15 2, 75 | people (Is. 1:22), "Thy silver is turned into ~dross, thy
16 2, 75 | 1~Reply OBJ 1: Gold and silver are costly not only on account
17 2, 75 | substance. Hence if the ~gold or silver produced by alchemists has
18 2, 75 | specific nature of ~gold and silver, the sale thereof is fraudulent
19 2, 75 | especially as ~real gold and silver can produce certain results
20 2, 75 | the counterfeit gold and silver of alchemists cannot produce.
21 2, 76 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 6: Further, silver made into coins does not
22 2, 76 | differ specifically from ~silver made into a vessel. But
23 2, 76 | price for the ~loan of a silver vessel. Therefore it is
24 2, 76 | price ~for the loan of a silver coin. Therefore usury is
25 2, 76 | The principal use of a silver vessel is not its ~consumption,
26 2, 76 | hand the principal use of silver money is ~sinking it in
27 2, 76 | that the secondary use of silver vessels may be an ~exchange,
28 2, 76 | be some secondary use of silver money; for instance, a man
29 2, 79 | baser things, for instance, silver by being mixed with ~lead.
30 2, 89 | written (Prov. 27:21): "As silver is tried in the fining-pot . . .
31 2, 97 | pounds of tried ~purest silver."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[99] A[
32 2, 101 | Tobias "had ten talents ~of silver of that which he had been
33 2, 116 | philargyria}, applies not only to silver or money, but also to anything ~
34 2, 116 | philargyria}, i.e. ~"love of silver." Now silver, which stands
35 2, 116 | i.e. ~"love of silver." Now silver, which stands for money,
36 2, 152 | the maid fifty sicles of ~silver, and shall have her to wife,
37 2, 153 | not measured with gold ~or silver, which are appreciable according
38 2, 181 | only vessels of gold and silver, but also ~of wood and of
39 2, 183 | Do not possess ~gold, nor silver, nor money in your purses";
40 2, 183 | and if he have gold and silver, possessions, and chattels
41 2, 183 | possess neither gold nor silver means ~that the preacher
42 2, 183 | preaching without gold or silver ~or other means, since they
43 2, 184 | external ~riches of gold and silver which are measured by weight [*'
44 2, 186 | Do not possess gold, nor silver, nor ~money in your purses,
45 3, 25 | instance, in stone or wood, silver or ~gold - thus we venerate
46 3, 40 | Do not possess gold nor ~silver." And the apostles (Acts
47 3, 41 | inhabitants, their gold and silver: but ~that the devil pointed
48 3, 48 | corruptible things as gold or silver from your vain conversation
49 3, 64 | which water passes, be of silver or lead. Therefore the ministers ~
50 3, 70 | thousands of gold ~and silver" (Ps. 118:72).~Aquin.: SMT
51 3, 83 | stone, and not of gold or of silver or tin.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
52 3, 83 | Urban had everything made of silver." Afterwards it was decided
53 3, 83 | entirely of gold, or of ~silver or at least of tin. But
54 Suppl, 67| condemned in a hundred sicles of silver, and he shall be unable
55 Suppl, 71| twelve ~thousand drachms of silver to Jerusalem . . . to be
56 Suppl, 77| heat, as lead is ~added to silver lest it be destroyed in
57 Suppl, 86| foundation of faith, "gold, silver, ~and precious stones" (
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