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 1   II, 11|      those unornamental lovers of ornaments? For the field is the world,
 2   II, 11|        wear flowered clothes, and ornaments of gold, interdicting respectable
 3   II, 11|           this alone, leaving the ornaments of earth to the world, and
 4   II, 12|           sandals on which golden ornaments are fastened; but they are
 5   II, 13|      FONDNESS FOR JEWELS AND GOLD ORNAMENTS.~ It is childish to admire
 6   II, 13|   decorous friends, than lifeless ornaments ! Whom have lands ever benefited
 7   II, 13|      accordingly utterly cast off ornaments as girls' gewgaws, rejecting
 8   II, 13| committing adultery, referring to ornaments as nothing but the badge
 9   II, 13|      enumerating the multitude of ornaments; and I am compelled to wonder
10   II, 13|           cast away their women's ornaments, or only melted them; but
11   II, 13|     expressively to keep clear of ornaments. The lust which commits
12   II, 13|        silver and gold," that is, ornaments. And most distinctly threatening,
13  III, 2 |           as is the case with the ornaments of the Egyptians; among
14  III, 2 |    scarlet, and deck thyself with ornaments of gold, and anoint thine
15  III, 3 |       renewed (not by dyeings and ornaments), but in the spirit of your
16  III, 6 |          away, then, directly the ornaments from women, and domestics
17  III, 7 |          of clothes? and the gold ornaments for what? Those things are
18  III, 7 |       superfluous, what they call ornaments and the furniture Of the
19  III, 11|           servants, without their ornaments. But the nobility of truth,