Book, Chapter

1       1, XVIII|     magistrates and kings, to gold and lands and slaves, just
2       2, V    |      beautiful bodies, and in gold and silver and all things.
3       4, II   |   garland was of imperishable gold, I would still not permit
4       5, IX   |       entreated thee, not for gold or silver, and not for any
5       6, X    |      strange who could prefer gold to integrity. His character
6       6, IX   | sought strenuously after that gold which thou didst allow thy
7       6, IX   |       which they fashioned of gold, “changing the truth of
8      10, II   |       earthly things, neither gold nor silver and precious
9      10, V    |     clay, or stone or wood or gold or such like (and where