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 1 Theoph|       murderous battles? Or how did gold, or silver, or brass, and,
 2 Theoph|           the queen in a vesture of gold, wrought about with divers
 3 Thall |           Lord."3 One vows to offer gold and silver vessels for the
 4 Thall |          cloths, or with stones and gold, and other decorations of
 5 Thall | shittim-wood, and overlay them with gold. And thou shalt put it before
 6 Thall |          Altar, Widows and Virgins; Gold the Symbol of Virginity.~
 7 Thall |      preserved pure, like unalloyed gold, from carnal intercourse.
 8 Thall |             carnal intercourse. Now gold is commended for two reasons:
 9 Thekla|              she had light; and for gold and brilliant stones, she
10  Domn |         behold a candlestick all of gold, with a bowl upon the top
11 Arete |        esteemed. For all riches and gold "in respect of it are as