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 1    1, Prol|          manifest to the sensual eye and ear.~Body is not veiled
 2    1, 5   |        The light that lights the eye is also the heart's Light;~
 3    1, 5   |      also the heart's Light;~The eye's light proceeds from the
 4    1, 5   |         swiftly,~It seems to the eye a continuous line of fire.~
 5    1, 6   |     inward voice? 3~The spirit's eye and ear possess this sense,~
 6    1, 6   |          possess this sense,~The eye and ear of reason and sense
 7    1, 7   |          possible for the bodily eye to behold Thee?~Can mind
 8    1, 15  |  constantly under the king's own eye. Zaid submitted to tho Prophet'
 9    1  (1) |          e., why is the rule "an eye for an eye" enjoined in
10    1  (1) |          the rule "an eye for an eye" enjoined in the Koran,
11    2, 1   |           O pure light!"~Now the eye sees how to distinguish
12    2, 1   |          rubies and pebbles.~The eye distinguishes jewels from
13    2, 2   |        many eyes of caprice,~One eye may be opened through patience
14    2, 4   |        power of the light of the eye is mated with fat,~The light
15    2, 5   |        in the black pupil of the eye.~When you cannot see the
16    2, 5   |       the senses' light with the eye,~How can you see with the
17    2, 5   |         How can you see with the eye the Light of the mind?~As
18    2, 5   |        break not that arrow,~The eye of passion takes milk to
19    2, 11  |     Another that it had only one eye,~Another that it had lost
20    3, 5   |        Comparison of the sensual eye to the ~hand of one that
21    3, 5   |      that felt the elephant.~The eye of outward sense is as the
22    3, 9   |           said it was heavy. ~No eye but his saw that rope and
23    3, 13  |       snare and grains?~When the eye of a Moses erred as to a
24    3, 17  |     alights,~Though it be as the eye of a needle, 'tis a wide
25    3, 18  | knowledge of certainty" and the "eye of certainty".~Our body
26    3, 18  |         of certainty becomes the eye of certainty.~As for me,
27    3  (5) |     shall surely see it with the eye of certainty" (Koran cii.) ~
28    4, 1   |        his."~God says, "I am his eye, his hand, his heart," 3~
29    4, 1   |     Seeing," to the end that~His eye may every moment scare you
30    4  (3) |        when I love him, I am his eye, his ear, his tongue, his
31    4, 1   |  iniquity through guile.~When my eye is red owing to inflammation,~
32    4, 1   |      Till in the twinkling of an eye an arrow pierces them, ~
33    4, 1   |           I saw with the heart's eye your blindness afar off. ~
34    4, 2   |         of the temple. The inner eye sees more than is visible
35    4, 6   |  beautiful objects, but only the eye, and similarly the sensual
36    4, 6   |        and similarly the sensual eye, blinded by lust, is impotent
37    5, 1   |         the brow, the Sad of the eye,~And the Jim of the ear,
38    5, 1   |          page of ideals,~To wit, eye and brow and moustache and
39    5, 7   |          known to Thy all-seeing eye.~But, independently of my
40    5, 9   |       love him I am his ear, his eye, his tongue, his foot, his
41    5, 9   |          I embraced the harlot."~Eye will say, "I looked after
42    5, 13  |        living beings to him? The eye sees what it brings with
43    5, 13  |           This is false,~But the eye is true and its report is
44    5, 13  |         false in relation to the eye,~And most assertions are
45    5, 13  |         ear has told you falsely eye will tell truly.~Then ear
46    5, 13  |     acquire the properties of an eye;~Your ears, now worthless
47    5, 13  |         mirror,~It will be as an eye or a bright gem in your
48    5, 13  |          a stick,~But the divine eye saw it to be a deadly serpent.~
49    5, 13  |         be a deadly serpent.~The eye of the head was at issue
50    5, 13  |         at issue with the divine eye,~But the latter prevailed
51    5, 13  |          hand,~But to the divine eye it appeared a flashing light.~
52    6  (4) |          at is very close to the eye,~The eye is darkened so
53    6  (4) |       very close to the eye,~The eye is darkened so that it cannot
54    6, 5   |         what you will, but God's eye is on all your doings." 1
55    6, 5   |         invisible to the sensual eye.~These progenies are born
56    6, 6   |        itself.~You have only one eye, not two (for these two
57    6, 7   |         that knew him."~Know the eye of the ' Knower is a safeguard
58    6, 7   |          for faults,~Because his eye 'did not wander' 10 from
59    6, 9   |    hundred nice dishes.~A seeing eye is better than a hundred
60    6, 9   |          hundred walking-sticks,~Eye discerns jewels from mere
61    6, 9   |         he had lacked the "inner eye" or spiritual sense which