Book, Chapter

 1        1, LX     |    God and of a mortal man,--gold, viz., as to a king; myrrh,
 2        3, XL     |      and that things made of gold, and silver, and ivory,
 3        3, XLII   |     mortal flesh of Jesus to gold, and silver, and stone,
 4        4, XIII   | which adulterate the natural gold or silver, so to speak,
 5        4, XXVI   |    of all matter--silver and gold; and who ascend up also
 6        4, XXXVIII|   round limbs with chains of gold: the hours~Of loose locks
 7        4, LXX    |      are not only vessels of gold and silver, but also of
 8        6, XXII   |   silver, and the seventh of gold. The first gate they assign
 9        6, XXII   |    the Moon; the seventh, of gold, to the Sun,--thus imitating
10        6, XXV    |    purifier of silver and of gold."~ 
11        6, XLIV   |      that being tested, like gold in the fire, by the wickedness
12        6, LXX    |     if blessings are termed "gold, and silver, and precious
13        7, LXII   |   the stone, wood, brass, or gold which has been wrought by
14        8, XLI    | abusive language to stone or gold or silver, turned into what
15        8, LVI    |    afflictions, by which, as gold is tried in the fire, so