Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  XXXI|  that it has that particular shining yellowness; a greater weight
 2    III,  II  |  called gold, but the bright shining yellow colour, he applies
 3    III,  II  |     better observed, adds to shining yellow great weight: and
 4    III,  II  |      for a complex idea of a shining yellow and a very weighty
 5    III,  VI  |    mind makes it. The yellow shining colour makes gold to children;
 6    III,  VI  |     nothing but a body hard, shining, yellow, and very heavy.
 7    III,  IX  |     body of a certain yellow shining colour; which being the
 8    III,  IX  |  have annexed that name, the shining yellow part of a peacock’
 9    III,  IX  |   being gold all such yellow shining bodies as by fire will be
10    III,  IX  |   substances as, having that shining yellow colour, will by fire
11    III,  XI  |   For, he that to the yellow shining colour of gold, got by sight,
12    III,  XI  |  formal constitution of this shining, heavy, ductile thing, (
13     IV,  XVI | probable that the colour and shining of bodies is in them nothing
14     IV,  XIX |      take for divine truths, shining in their minds with the