Book, Chapter

 1     II, 10|          the carbuncle; and with gold hast thou filled thy barns
 2     II, 20|  emphasis the fraud and theft of gold and silver which the Hebrews
 3     II, 20|         on the Hebrews for these gold and silver vessels. The
 4     II, 20|      large was their loan of the gold and silver, it would not
 5     II, 28|          act, but in a matter of gold and silver. Now, inasmuch
 6     II, 28|        man is more precious than gold and silver, in so far is
 7    III, 13|          infancy, their gifts of gold and frankincense; and surely
 8    III, 13|    resources, usually consist of gold and spices, it is certainly
 9    III, 13|       the Creator, that He makes gold the riches of the other
10    III, 13|         the nations round about, gold and silver." Moreover, respecting
11    III, 13|          respecting that gift of gold, David also says: "And there
12    III, 13|     shall be given to Him of the gold of Arabia;" and again: "
13    III, 13|        the tokens thereof in the gold and spices; while the spoils
14    III, 23|          threw away his idols of gold and of silver, which they
15     IV, 15|       well as thy silver and thy gold, thine heart be then lifted
16     IV, 24|       laden with their spoils of gold and silver vessels, and
17     IV, 24| depriving the Egyptians of their gold and silver vessels. For
18      V, 13|       the Egyptians to get their gold and silver at the very time