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 1      1, I    |        and while we gratify our eyes with the agreeable outlook
 2      1, VI   |       lying below you, and with eyes turned in various directions
 3      1, VII  |       And now, if you turn your eyes and your regards to the
 4      1, VII  |       gladden the lust of cruel eyes. The body is fed up with
 5      1, VII  |       are parricides with their eyes.~
 6      1, X    |   desirous of turning away your eyes, although the laws are carved
 7      1, XIV  |       of salvation, to lift his eyes from earth to heaven; and
 8      2, II   |         risk, having before our eyes rather the fear of God and
 9      7, VII  |    calls us. Let us lift up our eyes to heaven, lest the earth
10      8, II   |    great, how acceptable to the eyes of God in the allegiance
11      8, III  |      you are fighting under the eyes of a present Lord, that
12      9, IV   |        in an ecstasy with their eyes, and hearing and speaking
13     25, II   |       the martyrs; and with our eyes in some sort have followed
14     25, VII  | faithful tears be shed from the eyes not once only, but again
15     25, VII  |       again, so that those very eyes which wickedly looked upon
16     29, II   |      have held before their own eyes? In which thing we observe
17     32, I    |       to have engaged under the eyes of a few when he was banished;
18     33, II   |         hears, the faith of the eyes is not wanting, so that
19     36, I    |       to bear. He who under the eyes of God has offered himself
20     46, II   |       was carried on tinder the eyes of all? For since the Lord
21     51, III  |        person and cause in your eyes, lest any should think that
22     54, XVI  |     remit everything. I shut my eyes to many things, with the
23     54, XXIII| scarcely can the very faces and eyes of the people be satiated
24     58, II   |       To us, indeed, and to our eyes, according to the worldly
25     61, III  |    since both the hands and the eyes of the midwives are often
26     67, II   |         which things before our eyes, and solicitously and religiously
27     67, IV   |         of the people under the eyes of all, and should be approved
28     68, Arg  |   CYPRIAN CLEARS HIMSELF IN THE EYES OF FLORENTIUS PUPIANUS FROM
29     72, XXV  |      but even showed Him to the eyes; who baptized Christ Himself
30     76, IV   |         the Lord, to please His eyes, who, looking down from
31     80, I    |        even in presence by your eyes, which, despising the world,
32     80, I    |        to your ears and to your eyes, by which I congratulate