Book, Chapter

1   II, 4 |    gods with gold, ivory, and jewels, as though they were capable
2   II, 7 |       in fact, with gold, and jewels, and ivory. The beauty and
3   II, 7 |       studded with glittering jewels. And the more ornamented
4    V, 8 | corruptible gifts of gold and jewels, but with the lasting offices
5   VI, 1 |  conspicuous with plate, with jewels, and with garments, can
6   VI, 20|      moulded, and varied with jewels. But when they have eloquently
7   VI, 25|     thinks that garments, and jewels, and other things which