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 1   II, 3 |            cups made of silver and gold, and of tohers inlaid with
 2   II, 3 |           also. For, on the whole, gold and silver, both publicly
 3   II, 3 |        these, vessels of saver and gold, some for serving food,
 4   II, 3 | folding-doors of beds studded with gold and variegated with tortoise-shell,
 5   II, 3 |            to labour for wealth of gold or silver, nor to possess
 6   II, 3 |            treasured up silver and gold, in whom men trusted, and
 7   II, 3 |           who fashioned silver and gold, and were full of care?
 8   II, 3 |           of silver or a sickle of gold, but we employ the material
 9   II, 3 |          vessel, not seeking regal gold, but teaching us how to
10   II, 3 |        earth, nor using vessels of gold and silver, that is, vessels
11   II, 3 |            silly rich women to get gold receptacles for excrements
12   II, 3 |       their whole life they deemed gold fit for dung. But now love
13   II, 3 |           immortal Word, the regal gold.~
14   II, 8 |          Hebrews were crowned with gold and precious stones. But
15   II, 8 |            kings of the Jews using gold and precious stones and
16   II, 8 |          out the Word Himself. The gold, again, is the incorruptible
17   II, 8 |       brought to Him on His birth, gold, the symbol of royalty.
18   II, 9 |         smooth carpets worked with gold, and long fine robes of
19   II, 11|           and exquisite working of gold, and still more, of artificial
20   II, 11|          clothes, and ornaments of gold, interdicting respectable
21   II, 11|        adorned with a fastening of gold grasshoppers, to show their
22   II, 11|          farewell to embroidery of gold and Indian silks and elaborate
23   II, 11|     Garments, too, variegated with gold, and those that are purple,
24   II, 11|         Eriphyle,--~ "Who received gold prized above her dear husband."~
25   II, 11|       right hand, clad in cloth of gold, girt with golden fringes,"
26   II, 11|        Jesus shines conspicuous as gold, and the elect are the golden
27   II, 13|            FONDNESS FOR JEWELS AND GOLD ORNAMENTS.~ It is childish
28   II, 13|            dig, and griffins guard gold, and the sea hides the pearl-stone.
29   II, 13|           and ye seek not God; but gold which is hidden, and jewels,
30   II, 13|          being, than on jewels and gold ! How much more useful to
31   II, 13|    soldiers wish to be decked with gold, not having read that poetical
32   II, 13|         came,~ Laden with store of gold."~ But the love of ornament,
33   II, 13|            beauty, shading it with gold. And they know not how great
34   II, 13|         malefactors are bound with gold. The women seem to me to
35   II, 13|            so also has ornament of gold maddened other women to
36   II, 13|      painting a figure loaded with gold colour to represent Helen,
37   II, 13|         And their silver and their gold shall not be able to deliver
38   II, 13|          adorn themselves not with gold, but with the Word, through
39   II, 13|             through whom alone the gold comes to light. Happy, then,
40   II, 13|        them; but having cast their gold into the form of an ox,
41   II, 13|           commits fornication with gold becomes an idol, and is
42   II, 13|          Baal things of silver and gold," that is, ornaments. And
43   II, 13|     themselves not with braids, or gold, or costly array, but (which
44   II, 13|          buy her than treasures of gold and silver; and she is more
45  III, 1 |           like God, not by wearing gold or long robes, but by well-doing,
46  III, 2 |         and the temples gleam with gold, and silver, and amber,
47  III, 2 |            So those women who wear gold, occupying themselves in
48  III, 2 |          the dye, the clothes, the gold, the paint, the cosmetics,--
49  III, 2 |           to those who are fond of gold, and purple, and jewels,
50  III, 2 |            and jewels, neither the gold that is above the earth
51  III, 2 |          yet Pactolus flowing with gold; not even were a man to
52  III, 2 |            ready to die with their gold. And if Plutus is blind,
53  III, 2 |          thyself with ornaments of gold, and anoint thine eyes with
54  III, 2 |        vestments,~ Glittering with gold and barbaric luxury,~ Loving,
55  III, 3 |       although not allowed to wear gold, yet out of effeminate desire
56  III, 3 |         and fringes with leaves of gold; or, getting certain spherical
57  III, 4 |          clothes; others guard the gold, like griffins; others keep
58  III, 5 |            ten thousand vessels of gold and silver, some for drinking,
59  III, 5 |        that gape at the glitter of gold. For dazzling thus those
60  III, 6 |           or land, or domestic, or gold, is worth fifteen talents;
61  III, 6 |           And it is not jewels, or gold, or clothing, or beauty
62  III, 6 |       knowledge rather than tested gold; for Wisdom is better than
63  III, 6 |             Acquire me rather than gold, and precious stones, and
64  III, 6 |           possessions, loaded with gold like a dirty purse; but
65  III, 7 |         chests of clothes? and the gold ornaments for what? Those
66  III, 7 |   multitude of vessels, silver and gold drinking cups, and the crowd
67  III, 11|           Wherefore the wearing of gold and the use of softer clothing
68  III, 11|           and precious stones, and gold, and variety of dress, and
69  III, 11|          himself made beautiful by gold, he is inferior to gold;
70  III, 11|            gold, he is inferior to gold; and he that is inferior
71  III, 11|         and he that is inferior to gold is not lord of it. But to
72  III, 11|           monstrous! As, then, the gold is polluted by the dirtiness
73  III, 11|      permits them a finger-ring of gold. Nor is this for ornament,
74  III, 11|          man."~ But women who wear gold seem to me to be afraid,
75  III, 11|            hair, and of wearing of gold, or of putting on of apparel;
76  III, 12|         then, that among men,~ Not gold, not empire, or luxury of
77  III, 12|          things, such as silver or gold, from your vain conversation