Chapter

 1 I     |      upward to heaven on wings of gold, as the saying is, there
 2 VI    |          he covered over all with gold, and, placing dead men's
 3 IX    |    Neither their silver nor their gold shall be able to deliver
 4 XII   |     farewell to the possession of gold and silver, and quite forgetting
 5 XIV   |          money and huge masses of gold and silver and precious
 6 XVI   |           palaces glittering with gold, and these splendid garments,
 7 XX    | corruptible things, as silver and gold, from your vain conversation
 8 XXIII |       ruin; and simply to pile up gold, more worthless than dung
 9 XXVII |          a bull, for Europa; into gold, for Danae; into a swan,
10 XXX   |       women in another; elsewhere gold and silver; in another place,
11 XXX   |           fashioned of the purest gold and costly stones, throwing
12 XXX   |      whose walls were of dazzling gold, with high uprear'd parapets,
13 XXXI  |    covered around with silver and gold, and raised from the ground,
14 XXXI  |           brazen god rusteth; thy gold or silver god is melted
15 XXXI  |         And if he be of silver or gold, he is carefully guarded;
16 XXXI  |           is stronger than one of gold. ~"Do we not, then, well
17 XXXIII|     honour than mercy. Before all gold and precious stone he stored
18 XXXV  |      idols, wrought of silver and gold, that were within his palace,