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 1   1, 2 |  their roofs variegated with gold and sculpture of precious
 2   1, 33|  fire (is such) as to purify gold, to melt lead, to dissolve
 3   2, 20|   possession40, abundance of gold and of silver, Family, and
 4   2, 69|     this song, the bricks of gold of two talents (weight),
 5   2, 69|       weight), the phials of gold, and bowls in like manner130.
 6   2, 80| supposing of these Images of gold and silver which are every
 7   3, 39|     an Image of brass, iron, gold, ivory, stone, or wood,
 8   5, 21|    said, "Possess ye neither gold nor silver in your purses,
 9   5, 35|  despised the possessions of gold and silver ? and the Lawgiver,
10   5, 35|     possession of silver and gold, and said, "Silver and gold
11   5, 35|  gold, and said, "Silver and gold have I none61." After this