Book, Chapter

 1      I, 2     |     faith. To men of diseased vision even one lamp looks like
 2     II, 2     |    man, or a man of imperfect vision, chose to assume some other
 3     II, 25    |      suppose, with His keener vision, from on high was unable
 4     IV, 22    |    witnesses of the impending vision and voice. And this is just
 5     IV, 22    | entire structure of this same vision in Habakkuk also, where
 6     IV, 22    |   make myself known to him by vision, and by vision will I speak
 7     IV, 22    |      to him by vision, and by vision will I speak with him; but
 8     IV, 29    |       he has made no such pro vision for him? For if he had known
 9     IV, 36    |       light with the external vision likewise, in order that
10     IV, 43conc|      sepulchre, and from this vision of the angels, were foreseen
11     IV, 43conc|    women, who return from the vision;" that is, "come," to report
12      V, 8     |    let him produce a psalm, a vision, a prayer only let it be