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Alphabetical [« »] exults 2 eye 10 eyebrows 1 eyes 13 fable 1 fables 1 fabric 1	Frequency [« »] 13 difference 13 empedocles 13 existence 13 eyes 13 follow 13 functions 13 immortal	Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus A treatise on the soul IntraText - Concordances eyes

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 1 6 |         for touching, and to the eyes for sight, and to the tongue
 2 8 |          it to be invisible. The eyes of the owl cannot endure
 3 9 |          condition. It, too, has eyes and ears of its own, by
 4 10|       these mysteries, have they eyes for seeing withal? But yet
 5 10|        of sight: point out their eyes to me, show me their pupils.
 6 10|     power of sight, even without eyes; of eating, even without
 7 17|        children. Now is it their eyes or their phrenzy which you
 8 17|        have looked upon with our eyes, and our hands have handled,
 9 17| testimony, if the witness of our eyes, and ears, and hands be
10 18|      with all his might from his eyes and ears and (as one must
11 24|        is thirsty; or to use his eyes when he wants to see; or
12 32|         wholly blind, or possess eyes for the darkness only, such
13 34|     Priam, and afterwards to the eyes of Stesichorus, whom, she