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 1        4, XXVI|     what is reckoned the most precious of all matter--silver and
 2        6, LXX | termed "gold, and silver, and precious stones," we shall not maintain
 3        7, XXX |    those stones which we call precious stones derive their lustre
 4        7, XXX |   crystal, and thy borders of precious stones;" and, "I will lay
 5        8, XIX |      again of living and most precious stones, thereby giving us
 6        8, XIX |    duties of piety, will be a precious stone in the one great temple
 7        8, XX  |      every kind of choice and precious stone. As to the spiritual
 8        8, XX  |      of soul the name of each precious stone especially applies,--
 9        8, XX  |    one Temple of God built of precious stones truly means. For
10        8, XLIX|     it were the best and most precious part of us; and yet, on
11        8, XLIX| complex nature better or more precious than the body;" for we hold
12        8, LIV |    the sake of holiness; for "precious in the sight of God is the