Chapter

 1 8 | eaglet, which turns away its eye from the sun's ray, is expelled
 2 8 |       therefore, than to one eye an object is invisible,
 3 10|      are not apparent to the eye or to the apprehension by
 4 17|   senses? Indeed, unless the eye had descried a round shape
 5 32| atoms" of Epicurus, or if my eye could see the "numbers"
 6 34| loins I cannot tell--cast an eye on the salvation of man,
 7 38|  employs the ministry of the eye, and communicates its pleasure
 8 39|   regarded them with envious eye, so that they are never
 9 43|       it asserts before your eye the resurrection of the
10 57| vision of a man whose mental eye it is so easy to blind.