These include the Baroque cathedral of St. Aubain, with noteworthy paintings and metalwork; the Jesuit church of St. Loup, with its columns of red marble; the convent of the Sisters of Our Lady, containing 13th-century treasures of silver and gold craftsmanship; and the Meat Hall (1588), housing the archaeological museum.
One finds Philo, for example, saying that the Essenes did not "store up treasures of silver and gold" or "acquire vast sections of the earth out of a desire for ample revenues," and remembers Matthew 6: "Lay not up for yourself treasures on earth," etc.
The St Ninian's Isle Treasure of 28 silver and silver-gilt objects, contains perhaps the best collection of late Pictish forms, from the Christian period, when Pictish metalwork style, as with stone-carving, gradually merged with Insular, Anglo-Saxon and Viking styles.
"Hearst the Collector," a show at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, will run Nov. 9 to Feb. 1. Hearst amassed a treasure chest of silver, pieces from which are in this exhibit.
Buried with 16 bodies in the circle of shaft graves was a large treasure of gold, silver, bronze, and ivory objects.
They printed two hundred and fifty thousand copies; I think it was 'The Treasure of Silver Lake.' They sold out in something like a day.
Although she never moved to Hollywood, many of her films, from her debut in Franz Osten's "Judas of Tyrol" (1933) to Harald Reinl's western "Treasure of Silver Lake" (1965), were released in the United States.
My father was lucky in that he was working at a factory, and there was a factory bookstore, and he knew the woman there; so I had 'The Treasure of Silver Lake' under my Christmas tree in, let's see, I think it was 1982".
Beyond slumbering fields of cows and castles, across the Elbe on a little rope-drawn ferry, then through a tiny gingerbread town and a forest of conifers and beech, I climbed into the sandstone cliffs to see "The Treasure of Silver Lake".
The treasure included thousands of silver coins worth more than $400 million.
