Chapter

 1 V      |      man that hath lost a great treasure, whose whole heart is occupied
 2 VI     |       make bold to display this treasure. Be not thou then negligent
 3 X      |        thy fecklessness! What a treasure that hast lost to-day! For
 4 XI     |       nor steal: for where your treasure is, there will your heart
 5 XIV    |       in store for ourselves no treasure for that life beyond, when
 6 XIV    |  counsel thee to lay up all thy treasure there; and I am come to
 7 XIV    |       the incorruptible world a treasure that can not be stolen,
 8 XV     |        most surely send all thy treasure before thee by the hands
 9 XV     |       poor, and thou shalt have treasure in heaven, and come, take
10 XVIII  |  thyself, for the time to come, treasure that cannot be stolen, and
11 XXXIII |         their wealth and temple treasure was taken from them, and
12 XXXIII | realised that that was his real treasure which he should win after
13 XXXIII |     made he haste to lay up his treasure where neither `moth nor
14 XXXIII |       stored up for himself the treasure of almsgiving; treasure,
15 XXXIII |         treasure of almsgiving; treasure, which here gladdeneth the
16 XXXVIII|       one in search of precious treasure, continually looking everywhere
17 XXXVIII|       price, and hast found the treasure that cannot be stolen, hidden
18 XXXIX  |      and, like a right precious treasure, keep safely from robbers