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 1    1, 5  |  infirmities;~Go! annihilate your sight in God's sight.~For our
 2    1, 5  |    annihilate your sight in God's sight.~For our foresight His foresight
 3    1, 5  |           a fair exchange;~In His sight is all that ye can desire.~
 4    1, 5  |      light first of all?~When thy sight is dazzled by colors,~These
 5    1  (6)|        withdraws Himself from our sight." ~
 6    1, 8  |    ignorant creatures,~Not in the sight of the Lord of Benignity.~
 7    1, 8  |        are what veil God from our sight.~Burn up both of them with
 8    1, 9  |         adorned them "fair in the sight of men;" 1~From her whom
 9    1, 9  |           even in autumn,~But the sight of One is better than the
10    1, 9  |           better than the world's sight.~That One Person is Himself
11    1, 10 |           bed of roses,~And gives sight to the eyes of the blind.~
12    1, 13 |         art a fine man in thy own sight;~But when thy soul shall
13    1, 13 | touchstone is not as yet in their sight.~O Veiler of sins! strip
14    1, 16 |          crushed ones fair in His sight.~Know the great mystery
15    2, 1  |           cure for your defective sight by listening.~Many are the
16    2, 1  |        rank and riches blinds his sight,~Like hair dropping down
17    2, 2  |    visible to all grades of human sight.~:~
18    2, 3  |          decree,~He recovered his sight at the scent of his son. 5~
19    2, 6  |       does you this ill turn.~The sight which regards the ebb and
20    2, 11 |         these sighs would, in the sight of God, have counted for
21    2, 13 |     complained of a defect in his sight, and the physician again
22    2, 14 |            which restored Jacob's sight, and the scents which were
23    2, 15 |   Remedier?~Despair is copper and sight its elixir.~Lay your despair
24    2, 16 |           taste of the truth ~The sight and the voice of prophets
25    3, 1  |             O base ones, in God's sight the 'Ho!' of Bilal ~Is better
26    3, 2  |     joined together and raised in sight of all. ~How foolish and
27    3, 6  |          desire. ~Gaze not at the sight of your own weakness or
28    3, 9  |          Ah! none but the pure in sight can see that bond; ~Though
29    3, 12 |         straightway vanished from sight; and this led his followers
30    3, 12 |           horns,~A cow of hell in sight of all men."~Thus, even
31    3, 17 |          was most pleasing in his sight.~~A damsel said to her lover, "
32    3, 18 |            And certainty again to sight and ocular evidence.~In
33    3, 18 |         Knowledge conducts you to sight, O knower!~"If ye are certain,
34    3, 18 |          ye shall see hell-fire."~Sight follows on certainty with
35    3, 18 |         of the garden of life and sight. ~If you are torn away from
36    4, 1  |        misconduct yourself in the sight of men, but have no scruple
37    4, 1  |     borrow from Him both eyes and sight,~And with those eyes of
38    4, 1  |          be disappointed with the sight.~God says, "Whoso is God'
39    4, 2  |           he was removed from the sight of friends and strangers,~
40    4, 2  |       more than is visible to the sight of the vulgar. To illustrate
41    4, 2  |  compulsion?~How long cast out of sight your own freewill?~How long,
42    4, 3  |     touchstone is hidden from the sight of all,~Then come forth
43    4, 5  |       possessed of the wise man's sight.~But the fool, who has no
44    5, 3  |         itself would weep to lose sight of it!~Knowest thou not
45    5, 6  |          pretensions to spiritual sight, their discourses are useless,
46    5, 10 |          dying. After seeing this sight it determined that its own
47    5, 13 |            Hidden indeed from the sight of the carnal,~But open
48    5, 13 |          Are not intended for the sight of any besides God.~This
49    5  (5)|         the bat cannot endure the sight of the sun, men cannot at
50    5, 13 |        ideas are tested by actual sight,~What of the coward then?
51    5  (7)|       types lead men on to actual sight when they are strong enough
52    6, 5  |         with discernment;~Rise to sight, to sight, to sight!~Virtue
53    6, 5  |    discernment;~Rise to sight, to sight, to sight!~Virtue cannot
54    6, 5  |       Rise to sight, to sight, to sight!~Virtue cannot exist without
55    6, 5  |           world vanish from their sight.~These spiritual progenies
56    6, 6  |          should suffice.~You have sight indeed, but fail to mark
57    6, 7  |          barked; another that his sight was so good that when he
58    6, 8  |       This obliquity of spiritual sight, causing him to see a mere
59    6, 9  |    ourselves free from defects of sight,~Even as those affected
60    6, 9  |         of the body, God gives it sight to behold the things of
61    6, 9  |         his way guided by perfect sight.~Finally, the youngest brother,