By the middle of the sixteenth century, financiers and traders commonly accepted bills of exchange in place of gold or silver for other goods.

到了16世纪中叶，金融家和商人普遍接受汇票来代替黄金或白银进行商品交换。

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Moses and Eleazar the priest accepted from them the gold-all the crafted articles.

摩西和祭司以利亚撒就收了他们的金子，都是打成的器皿。

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Moses and Eleazar the priest accepted from them the gold--all the crafted articles.

摩西和祭司以利亚撒就收了他们的金子，都是打成的器皿。

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They trust to the fact that the depositors won't all come on the same day, just like a goldsmith banker -he leaves only enough gold in the safe to cover the kind of withdrawals that are normally accepted.

他们是基于这样一种考量,即储户们不会在同一天上门来取钱,正如金匠银行家那样,他留存在保险箱中的黄金数量,刚好可以应付一般的提款要求

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