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 1      3, 71    |        abandoned, just as when a gold is cleansed through the
 2      3, 71    |     proper technique. And how is gold cleansed through the proper
 3      3, 71    |        human effort. This is how gold is cleansed through the
 4      3, 71    |   nugget-gold,~    & the refined gold called 'Hataka.'~    Yet
 5      3, 102   |        these gross impurities in gold: dirty sand, gravel, & grit.
 6      3, 102   |   apprentice, having placed [the gold] in a vat, washes it again &
 7      3, 102   |       moderate impurities in the gold: coarse sand & fine grit.
 8      3, 102   |         fine grit. He washes the gold again & again until he has
 9      3, 102   |       the fine impurities in the gold: fine sand & black dust.
10      3, 102   |        his apprentice washes the gold again & again until he has
11      3, 102   |           there remains just the gold dust. The goldsmith or his
12      3, 102   |         blow away the dross. The gold, as long as it has not been
13      3, 102   |      apprentice has blown on the gold again & again until the
14      3, 102   |         dross is blown away. The gold, having been blown on again &
15      3, 102   |        earring, a necklace, or a gold chain -- the gold would
16      3, 102   |           or a gold chain -- the gold would serve his purpose. ~"
17      3, 103   |          would take hold of some gold with his tongs and place
18      3, 103   |          it is possible that the gold would burn up. If he were
19      3, 103   |          it is possible that the gold would grow cold. If he were
20      3, 103   |          it is possible that the gold would not come to full perfection.
21      3, 103   |         examines it closely, the gold becomes pliant, malleable, &
22      3, 103   |        earring, a necklace, or a gold chain -- the gold would
23      3, 103   |           or a gold chain -- the gold would serve his purpose. ~"
24      4, 28    |       Like an ornament of finest gold:~    Who is fit to find
25      7, 7     |       hundred thousand pieces of gold, lord, to say nothing of
26      8, 43(12)|             The seven treasures: gold, silver, pearls, crystal,
27      8, 43    |       and auspicious turquoises, gold nuggets and the gold called "
28      8, 43    | turquoises, gold nuggets and the gold called "ore," monetary gold
29      8, 43    |      gold called "ore," monetary gold with gold dust carried down --
30      8, 43    |         ore," monetary gold with gold dust carried down -- compared
31      8, 54    |     perfume and unguents. We use gold and silver. To those like
32      8, 54    |     scents, and creams; handling gold and silver. May the Blessed
33     10, 24    |         commodities or silver or gold, then they would know about
34     10, 24    |         commodities or silver or gold.' ~"In the same way, when
35     10, 24    |         commodities or silver or gold, then they would know about
36     10, 24    |         commodities or silver or gold.' ~"In the same way, when