Chapter

 1 3 |     and somewhat withdrawn the eyes of his soul from the light
 2 3 | himself, never did he turn the eyes of his soul from himself,
 3 8 |      of the Abbey before their eyes seven naked young women,
 4 8 |       to rise again before the eyes of the humble: to the end,
 5 8 |   whereas the proud cast their eyes upon the contempt of his
 6 8 |   sight present himself to the eyes of that holy father, and
 7 8 |        fiery mouth and flaming eyes, he would have torn him
 8 10| therefore bad them bless their eyes, that they might behold
 9 13|  pleasant place flattering his eyes, content he was to yield
10 15|     day: for we see before our eyes in this very city, by a
11 31|     straightways lifted up his eyes from reading, and beheld
12 31|        fellow; and turning his eyes to his bands, very strangely
13 31|       hands, but only with his eyes, had loosed from his bands. ~
14 31|     Goth, and unloose with his eyes those knots and cords which
15 34|       cell, and lifting up his eyes to heaven, beheld the soul
16 35|   WORLD REPRESENTED BEFORE HIS EYES; AND ALSO THE SOUL OF GERMANUS,
17 35|       was presented before his eyes, and whiles the venerable
18 35|       was presented before his eyes, as I must needs confess
19 35|   gathered together before his eyes, yet were not heaven and
20 35|        appeared to his outward eyes, the inward light which
21 38|        him with their corporal eyes, very well did he say unto