Book, Paragraph

 1  II,  23|    lyre, pipe, silver, brass, gold, a book, a rod, a roll,
 2  II,  49|     that the earth is made of gold, because in one hillock
 3  II,  49|   from which, when dissolved, gold is produced, and wonder
 4  II,  76|       them, fashion images of gold, sacrifice herds of animals,
 5  IV,  26|     at one time changing into gold, at another into a sportive
 6  VI,   3|    with ceilings fretted with gold, though precious stones
 7  VI,  13| Jupiter which he had made was gold, stones, and ivory, formless,
 8  VI,  14|        stones, brass, silver, gold, clay, wood taken from a
 9  VI,  15|      of unwrought silver, and gold not fashioned into shape,
10  VI,  15|      the gods silver, copper, gold, gypsum, ivory, potter's
11  VI,  15|    Does it change copper into gold, or compel worthless earthenware
12  VI,  17|    consider either copper, or gold and silver, or those other
13  VI,  21|     statue of Jupiter made of gold ten cubits high, and set
14  VI,  21|   covered with thin plates of gold. If the gods are present,
15  VI,  23|      out of so many pounds of gold, which ages without number
16  VI,  24|      and that august forms of gold and silver were sought for
17  VI,  24|     terrible splendour of the gold?