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1 I| Legend. For in like wise as gold is most noble above all
2 I| three gifts, that is to wit gold, incense, and myrrh. And
3 I| hard crib, for curtains of gold and silk, the fume and stench
4 I| not God? Ye offer to him gold, and whereof is he King,
5 I| the mother of the child, gold for to relieve her poverty,
6 I| reason was that they offered gold for to pay the tribute,
7 I| men. The fourth for the gold signifieth dilection or
8 I| sweetness of suavity. By the gold which is most precious of
9 I| for what price? Not with gold ne silver, ne of the sun,
10 I| asked: Is there neither gold ne silver that this figure
11 I| of the sun, like purple, gold, and light royal, which
12 I| royal apparel, they bear gold on their bridles, on their
13 I| her again, and gave him gold and silver, and bade that
14 I| that we should steal any gold or silver from the house
15 I| vessels of silver and of gold, and clothes, and them shall
16 I| her neighbour, vessels of gold and silver, and clothes;
17 I| vessels of silver and of gold, and much clothing. Our
18 I| overmuch love their treasures, gold or silver, or any other
19 I| Then Aaron said: Take the gold that hangeth in the ears
20 I| he bade, and brought the gold to Aaron, which he took
21 I| said: Who of you that hath gold give it me; they took and
22 II| Philistines, five pieces of gold and five mice of gold, and
23 II| of gold and five mice of gold, and led to a wain and put
24 II| the vessels and pieces of gold that ye have paid for your
25 II| and cost that was done in gold, silver and latten, it passeth
26 II| temple an altar of pure gold, and a table to set on the
27 II| loaves of proposition of gold, five candlesticks of gold
28 II| gold, five candlesticks of gold on the right side and five
29 II| took all the vessels of gold and silver that his father
30 II| hundred and twenty besants of gold, which he had spent on the
31 II| charged with aromatics and gold infinite. And she came and
32 II| hundred and twenty besants of gold, many aromatics, and gems
33 II| land. The weight of pure gold that was offered every year
34 II| and sixty-six talents of gold, except that that the merchants
35 II| hundred shields of the purest gold and set them in the house
36 II| great and was clad with gold, which had six grees or
37 II| wrought with two lions of gold holding the seat above,
38 II| Solomon drank of were of gold, and the ceiling of the
39 II| in which his shields of gold were in was of the most
40 II| in was of the most pure gold. Silver was of no price
41 II| and brought them thence gold and silver, teeth of elephants
42 II| to him gifts, vessels of gold and silver, clothes and
43 II| abundance and plenty of gold and silver in those days
44 II| them gave him a sheep and a gold ring for his ears. Our Lord
45 II| than to set up treasures of gold. For alms delivereth from
46 II| to the host, as victual, gold and silver, much that was
47 II| canape that was of purple, of gold, smaragdos and precious
48 II| given to Judith as well gold, silver, gems, clothes,
49 II| house of the man a mass of gold wrapped in a cloth. And
50 II| morning, he found this mass of gold, and rendered to God therefor
51 II| threw in another mass of gold, which the man found, and
52 II| Nicholas doubled the mass of gold, and cast it into the house
53 II| awoke by the sound of the gold, and followed Nicholas,
54 II| he had put the money in gold, and he leant upon the staff.
55 II| and brake the staff with gold that it spread abroad. And
56 II| he should take to him the gold; and he refused it, saying,
57 II| offer up to him a cup of gold. Then the son was born and
58 II| have showed me a palace of gold and silver and of precious
59 II| to God that the rods of gold and the precious stones
60 II| rods of trees into fine gold, the stones and gravel of
61 II| and whole. And he took his gold and came and did homage
62 II| happed him of a mass of gold that he found in this way,
63 II| girded with a girdle of gold above like as was used.
64 II| and girt with a girdle of gold, and had said these words,
65 II| thou knewest of a ring of gold in which were a precious
66 II| Tranquillinus said. the gold of the ring is the body
67 II| make a man, like as the gold and the precious stone make
68 II| and I shall give to thee gold without number. Tranquillinus
69 II| dispended two hundred pods of gold, by which he knew things
70 II| stones and with jewels of gold, he hath set in my visage
71 II| virgins clad in vestments of gold and silver, and a great
72 II| he took him ten pound in gold and had him go into the
73 II| to give him sixpence of gold, and when he had given to
74 III| that had three pots full of gold, and because the gold should
75 III| of gold, and because the gold should not be seen she had
76 III| him that they were full of gold. When he had these pots
77 III| and he found that it was gold and took it out all, and
78 III| delivered to him in keeping gold, for she made no mention
79 III| written with fair letters of gold, for which miracle many
80 III| precious adornments, clothes of gold, houses, lands, towns, servants,
81 III| and said: I have neither gold nor silver, but this that
82 III| went clothed in clothes of gold and of silk, and adorned
83 III| year four score pound of gold, and also he founded to
84 III| with palls and mantles of gold, and full of torches burning
85 III| was written in letters of gold: Ave Maria, of which miracle
86 III| the love of the gods take gold and silver and all that
87 III| thereupon with letters of gold: In this sign thou shalt
88 III| he found them shining as gold; then bare he them to the
89 III| in Jerusalem, closed in gold, silver, and precious stones.
90 III| and taught us to despise gold and silver, by that that
91 III| him a bull, with horns of gold, for to have again his sight.
92 III| azure with a saltire of gold, which arms afterward bare
93 III| with clothes fringed with gold, to whom all the people
94 III| towns and provinces, men, gold and power. Then said Alban
95 III| make for him a saddle of gold and of precious stones.
96 III| delivered to him a great mass of gold, which mass the master delivered
97 III| that, of the remnant of the gold he had made the same, and
98 III| the poor people all the gold and silver that he had,
99 III| departed among them a mark of gold that he had borrowed of
100 III| found therein a mark of gold, and when he had found that
101 III| with precious vestments of gold adorned with gems and ouches,
102 III| him, of marvellous work of gold and of gems. When S. Loye
103 III| shining candlesticks of gold were sent into Persia which
104 III| none other arrayment of gold ne silver, ne of precious
105 IV| He fished with nets of gold thread, and the garment
106 IV| and set it in a tablet of gold, and put it to the body
107 IV| and more precious than gold or gems. That one matter
108 IV| time she saw there much gold, and she blessed her and
109 IV| and it shined as bright as gold, and had fair branches full
110 IV| written therein in letters of gold: ~In Clent in Cowbage, Kenelm,
111 IV| priests of the idols that the gold and silver that was set
112 IV| her, gods of silver and gold. And because of her great
113 IV| brake all the gods, and the gold and silver she gave to poor
114 IV| make precious sepulchres of gold and silver, and to bury
115 IV| for to fetch our ring of gold and our gloves, which whiles
116 IV| marvellously shining of gold and silver, and when the
117 IV| little ouches or crosses of gold tissued. He was hosed with
118 IV| with hosen broidered with gold above, which held in his
119 IV| held in his hand a rod of gold with which he touched him,
120 IV| showed three paniers of gold, and the fourth of silver,
121 IV| and that he bare neither gold, ne silver, ne money, and
122 IV| crowned with a crown of gold laureate, and going out
123 IV| Laurence brought forth a pot of gold of much great weight. And
124 IV| avarice is for to steal gold, and by his felony he loseth
125 IV| the blessed Concordia had gold and precious stones in her
126 IV| there be in her vestments gold and precious stones. And
127 IV| such a place there, so much gold and so much silver. And
128 V| written with letters of gold into the prison, which he
129 V| apostle camels charged with gold and silver and precious
130 V| soughtest thou me yesterday with gold and silver and precious
131 V| called Cieldore, or heaven of gold in English. S. Bernard,
132 V| Eugenia with clothes of gold and enhanced her on high.
133 V| and did do make a tower of gold and of silver, wherein precious
134 V| sitting in his siege of gold, and said to him: For as
135 V| of his host, and gave the gold and precious stones for
136 V| And did do make crosses of gold and of silver which were
137 V| head twenty-five pieces of gold. And then he took a linen
138 V| him ouches and brooches of gold, but when he should have
139 V| of silk and his ouches of gold. And then the judge ate
140 V| people came with crowns of gold and divers manner of sacrifices,
141 V| made a great church of the gold and silver that they had
142 V| nothing seen on her but gold and silver and precious
143 V| of five hundred pounds of gold. And when she had all burnt
144 V| Jupiter, which was of fine gold, was molten. And then all
145 VI| chamber a chest open, full of gold and silver, and a clerk
146 VI| happeth that among coffers of gold wrought with precious stones
147 VI| coffers of tree be laid gold rings and precious stones.
148 VI| robbed him, and bare away gold and silver, and despoiled
149 VI| gather from the thorns roses, gold from the earth, and out
150 VI| and women, some in beds of gold, others enjoying in divers
151 VI| had hid three pieces of gold, and thereof sorrowed sore,
152 VI| and the three pieces of gold with him, saying: Thy money
153 VI| king offered to him much gold and silver, but he refused
154 VI| him by miracle sleeves of gold and full of precious stones,
155 VI| of them bare a crown of gold on her head. And among all
156 VI| others which bare a crown of gold windowed, out whereof issued
157 VI| his ring and the buckle of gold of his girdle, both bound
158 VI| virginity.~After this he took of gold and silver a great sum and
159 VI| emperor made great foison of gold and silver to be thrown
160 VI| much honourably, made of gold and silver, the seventeenth
161 VI| take off the brooches of gold and the adornments of her
162 VI| ne wear rich vesture of gold, but after the ensample
163 VI| therein with letters of gold, Jesus Nazarenus rex Judeorum.
164 VI| clad in royal clothes of gold, but under she ware the
165 VI| written with letters of gold, whom Valerian seeing, for
166 VI| clay, and take therefor gold, to give a foul habitation,
167 VII| saw, said she, a ladder of gold of a marvellous height erect
168 VII| little basket shining as gold, with roses and apples,
169 VII| royal copes of cloth of gold and a royal cross was before
170 VII| chair, clad with clothes of gold, and met with poor men which
171 VII| do cover two of them with gold withoutforth, and did do
172 VII| make to thee an image of gold and offer sacrifices thereto,
173 VII| of all manners, and also gold, silver, precious stones,
174 VII| and there were seats of gold and silver and precious
175 VII| which the walls were of fine gold, and shone by marvellous
176 VII| set this gem in a cross of gold all the other precious stones
177 VII| king and closed it in fine gold and silver, and drank out
178 VII| butlers with vessels of gold and silver, and shall give
179 VII| and shall give in them of gold, milk, and in them of silver,
180 VII| their girdles tissued with gold, and their outrageous and
181 VII| offered to him a crown of gold for to be to him debonair.
182 VII| bushels were filled with gold rings that were taken off
183 VII| of silver, the other of gold, and on his breast he had
184 VII| Solomon to God. One offered gold, the other silver, others
185 VII| Golden Legend. For like as gold passeth in value all other
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