Part, Chapter

 1   2, 1 |    it -- that, although the Sun Himself, Who has given it
 2   2, 1 |   crystal of reflecting the sun. While in a state like this
 3   2, 3 |    spring, or the brilliant sun which is in the centre of
 4   2, 3 |    clear that, although the sun may be shining upon it,
 5   2, 5 |     is planted, and in that sun which sheds its radiance
 6   2, 8 |    we can realize, and this Sun, Which is in the palace,
 7   3, 19|  think it was), to make the sun stand still,162 can still
 8   5, 9 |   often thought that if the sun can remain in the heavens
 9   5, 9 |   the same thing as are the sun and its rays, to remain
10   5, 9 | comes to them from the true Sun of Justice, for some higher
11   9, 4 |    could keep gazing at the sun. So the vision passes very
12   9, 4 |    as the brilliance of the sun hurts the eyes. When it
13   9, 4 |    of infused light or of a sun covered with some material
14   1, 3 |      from any defect in the Sun of Justice, Who is within
15   2, 6 |   life, and that there is a sun whence this great light