Liber,  Caput

 1   2,  1  |       made to themselves gods of gold and silver. And now, if
 2   3,  41 |           whose head was of fine gold, its breast and arms were
 3   3,  41 |          and the silver, and the gold, was made altogether; and
 4   4,  69 |       them worthy of Himself. As gold in the furnace He proved
 5   4,  90 |         and she was adorned with gold, and precious stones, and
 6   4,  90 |      with twisted hair, nor with gold, nor with pearls, or precious
 7   4,  90 |      adorning of ornament, or of gold, or of apparel, but the
 8   4,  111|       and purifying, as it were, gold and silver; and He shall
 9   4,  113|       the nations are silver and gold, the work of men's hands.
10   4,  113| yourselves gods of silver nor of gold."And again: "Thou shalt
11   4,  113| carpenter, and melted silver and gold are beautifully arranged:
12   4,  113|        brought from Tharsis, the gold comes from Moab. All things
13   4,  113|        in your heart, who lavish gold out of the bag, and weigh
14   4,  113|        idols, that is, images of gold, and of silver, and of brass,
15   4,  115|        said unto him, Silver and gold indeed I have not; but what