Chapter

 1 5 | corporeity, unless they happen to see other philosophers opposed
 2 6 |         it is generally unable to see straight before it. Hence (
 3 12|        state of suffering. But we see that the soul experiences
 4 16|        confined to us and God)--I see that this point will have
 5 18|         that we can never hear or see anything for certain? He
 6 18|         communication with it. We see, then, that in opposition
 7 19|        what injures them! You can see that their branches were
 8 23|    instructed by the objects they see around them. Forasmuch,
 9 24|         his eyes when he wants to see; or his ears, to hear; or
10 25|           latest breath. We shall see whether this view of his
11 26|         with prophetic intuition. See how the bowels of Rebecca
12 32|      Epicurus, or if my eye could see the "numbers" of Pythagoras,
13 33|      reputed judgment of God, and see whether human judgment has
14 33|           wolves, so that all may see how it has got a man's body
15 43|      spoke; in Order that men may see that sleep is a natural
16 46|       they say, it is possible to see through horn, whereas ivory
17 47|          and His handmaids should see visions as well as utter
18 50|         their cleansing? I really see something to suspect in
19 50|          Let my (doubting) Thomas see them, let him hear them,
20 57|     believed that he was going to see, because he believed him