Chap.,  §

 1   I, 9  |    the pleasure derived from gold nor any other of the possessions
 2  II, 64 |      fifty talents weight of gold and seventy talents of silver
 3  II, 81 |    which you sent, twenty of gold and thirty of silver, the
 4 III, 110|      it was owing to lack of gold that the former table had
 5 III, 116|  fashioning it of pure solid gold.~
 6 III, 117|      describing was not thin gold laid over another foundation,
 7 III, 117|     structure was of massive gold welded together.~
 8 III, 128|     the table with a band of gold.~
 9 III, 144|   bowls, two were wrought in gold, and from the base to the
10 III, 165| times as much as that of the gold.~
11  IV, 198|       fastened together with gold, containing the names of
12  IV, 199| sacred letters on a plate of gold . . . having been judged
13   V, 232|      and precious stones and gold is brought into the country
14 VII, 333|     the law was inscribed in gold in Jewish characters, for
15  XI, 566|  finest sort, two talents of gold, a sideboard weighing one