Chapter

 1  1|     him is withdrawn from my eyes, it is bound up in my heart
 2 17|  which forms itself into our eyes and senses. For it is as
 3 17|  evident, when you lift your eyes up to heaven, and look into
 4 17|   uplooking countenance, our eyes placed at the top, as it
 5 21|       Neptune with sea-green eyes; Minerva with eyes bluish
 6 21| sea-green eyes; Minerva with eyes bluish grey; Juno with ox-eyes;
 7 32|     see God with your carnal eyes, when you are neither able
 8 33|      We not only live in His eyes, but also in His bosom.
 9 34|    withdrawn from our feeble eyes, it perishes to God? Every
10 37|   greater boldness under the eyes of his general? For no one