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 1     I,  3       |              only vessels of gold and silver, but also of wood and earthenware.
 2     I,  3       | master-builder laid, some build gold, silver, precious stones: others,
 3     I,  3       |           offspring of marriage. Will silver cease to be silver, if gold
 4     I,  3       |               Will silver cease to be silver, if gold is more precious
 5     I,  3       |            gold is more precious than silver? Or is despite done to tree
 6     I,  20      |               of the purest gold. For silver might not be brought into
 7     I,  30      |             of gold with ornaments of silver while the king sits at his
 8     I,  30      |        likenesses of gold. As for the silver, however, which she professes
 9     I,  30      |            marriage, she not only had silver ornaments, but she had them
10     I,  30(4449)|          Plaits of gold with studs of silver.” R.V.~
11     I,  39      |             contemptible things, with silver or gold; but with the precious
12     I,  40      |              only vessels of gold and silver, but also of wood and earthenware;
13     I,  43      |               vast amount of gold and silver, sailed to Africa, and there
14    II,  3       |               Let us then build gold, silver, costly stones, and he will
15    II,  8       |               splendid jewels, dress, silver and gold, and other things
16    II,  15      |              flocks multiply, and thy silver and gold is multiplied,
17    II,  22      |              on the foundation, gold, silver, costly stones, wood, hay,
18    II,  26      |       foundation one man builds gold, silver, costly stones, another