Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, III|   who has been glittering in gold and purple, and has been
 2      1, XII|  immense heaps of silver and gold and mighty sums of money,
 3      1, XII|    is held in bondage by his gold, and that he is the slave
 4      1, XV |       Ceilings enriched with gold, and houses adorned with
 5      1, XV |     of its walls, nor of its gold. Whatever is artificially
 6     50, III|      are not only vessels of gold and silver, but also of
 7     50, III|    that we may be vessels of gold or silver. But to the Lord
 8     51, XXV|      are not only vessels of gold and of silver, but also
 9     51, XXV|     to choose the vessels of gold and of silver, to despise,
10     76, II |     mine that is the home of gold and silver, except that
11     76, II |     been accustomed to yield gold and silver have begun to
12     76, II | bound with the body, or your gold could be stained by the
13     80, II |   them worthy of Himself. As gold in the furnace hath He tried