Chapter

 1 8 |      equally strong power (of vision). The sun is indeed a bodily
 2 9 |     in the Spirit by ecstatic vision amidst the sacred rites
 3 9 |   things she may have seen in vision (for all her communications
 4 9 |  every respect." This was her vision, and for her witness there
 5 17|      itself with the sea, the vision becoming spent at last,
 6 29|       born and the unborn, of vision and blindness, of youth
 7 29|    contrary; nor, again, that vision proceeds from blindness,
 8 29|  because blindness happens to vision; nor, again, that youth
 9 46|     for it, in obedience to a vision of Artorius, and so escaped (
10 47|       itself the cause of any vision? Then must this class of
11 57| matter to delude the external vision of a man whose mental eye