Chapter

 1  7|      you excessively fabulous. Look at the temples and lanes
 2 12|     world: it is sufficient to look before your feet, especially
 3 17|     the earth, and are born to look upon nothing but their food,
 4 17|    countenance is erect, whose look is turned towards heaven,
 5 17|    your eyes up to heaven, and look into the things which are
 6 17|   Governor is engaged therein. Look also on the year, how it
 7 17|        circuit of the sun; and look on the month, how the moon
 8 17|        footsteps may glide by! Look attentively at the sea;
 9 17|      Wherever there are trees, look how they are animated from
10 17|    flows with alternate tides. Look at the fountains, how they
11 18|   house of the world, when you look upon the heaven and the
12 18|        not receive two rulers. Look at other matters. The bees
13 20|       religiously, desiring to look upon them when dead in outward
14 32|       eyesight. Thus we cannot look upon the sun, which is the
15 32| beholder is dimmed; and if you look too long, all power of sight
16 32|        us. Therefore once more look upon the sun: it is fixed