Chapter

 1 2 |         the doctor was greedy of gold; Asclepius was his name.
 2 2 |          Pindar:--~"Him even the gold glittering in his hands,~
 3 3 |     reward, and after taking the gold plays false. "Look again
 4 4 |         Athens, were executed of gold and ivory by Phidias, is
 5 4 | materials. For he had filings of gold, and silver, and lead, and
 6 4 |         wood and stone, and rich gold, care not a whir for either
 7 4 |   valuable material, plated with gold, to be erected in place
 8 4 |    honour to earth? What else is gold, or silver, or steel, or
 9 4 |  considered as to its origin, is gold, it is wood, it is stone,
10 4 |          to stone, and wood, and gold, and ivory images, and to
11 9 |  Pactolus, the fabulous river of gold, he would not have reckoned
12 10|         is this inheritance: not gold, not silver, not raiment,
13 10|       know God; and that neither Gold, nor Stone, nor Tree, nor
14 11|         us light, precious above gold and gems; it is to be desired
15 11|        our dwelling here below.~"Gold for brass,~A hundred oxen'
16 12|         a craving for silver and gold, and glory, as for the Word