Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |        which are plausible in the eyes of the many, but which represent
 2        1, LXVI   |        form which was seen by the eyes of men some higher element
 3        2, VI     |           prayer, "Open Thou mine eyes, that I may behold wondrous
 4        2, XLVIII |         the prophecies: "Then the eyes of the blind shall be opened,
 5        2, XLVIII |       only to the senses. For the eyes of those who are blind in
 6        2, LXI    |         in size, and in beauty of eyes, And in voice;" and frequently,
 7        2, LXII   |         went with them. And their eyes were holden, that they should
 8        2, LXII   |          ye walk?" And when their eyes were opened, and they knew
 9        2, LXIV   |      altogether the same with the eyes of their soul, and, I think,
10        2, LXV    |          He knew to have received eyes capable of seeing His resurrection.
11        2, LXVIII |        received the bread, "their eyes were opened, and they knew
12        2, LXXV   |         hang in doubt before your eyes, and you will have no assurance
13        3, XXXIII |        casting a glamour over the eyes, produced, in the case of
14        3, XLV    |        until I had come, and mine eyes have seen it. And, lo, they
15        4, XVI    |       those below did not possess eyes capable of seeing the transformation
16        4, XXXI   |          and which drags down the eyes of the soul from God to
17        4, XXXI   |        theirs: "Lift not up thine eyes unto heaven, lest, when
18        4, L      |           to God, "Open Thou mine eyes, and I will behold wondrous
19        4, L      |           prayer, "Open Thou mine eyes, and I will behold wondrous
20        5, VI     |           Lest thou lift up thine eyes to heaven, and when thou
21        5, X      |           lest thou lift up thine eyes unto heaven, and when thou
22        6, IV     |          seen not by their bodily eyes, but by the pure heart.
23        6, X      | contumeliously treated before the eyes of all men;" neither do
24        6, XV     |          is not haughty, nor mine eyes lofty, neither do I walk
25        6, XVIII  |           that, to those who have eyes to behold the venerable
26        6, LXVI   |          throw darkness before my eyes, and I see nothing distinctly."
27        6, LXVI   |          has been poured upon the eyes of him who uttered the foregoing
28        6, LXVII  |           pour darkness before my eyes." Celsus verily, and those
29        6, LXVII  |          pour darkness before our eyes: we, however, by means of
30        6, LXVII  |        for darkness." But we, the eyes of whose soul have been
31        6, LXVII  |          existing weakness in the eyes of the recipient. And if
32        6, LXVII  |          and injured," what other eyes shall we say are in this
33        7, XXI    |        riches which enlighten the eyes, and which enrich a man "
34        7, XXII   |         have destroyed before the eyes of those who were "Jews
35        7, XXXIV  |           see God with our bodily eyes, to hear Him with our ears,
36        7, XXXIV  |        Scriptures make mention of eyes, of ears, and of hands,
37        7, XXXIV  |     prophet says, "Open Thou mine eyes, that I may behold wondrous
38        7, XXXIV  |         is pure, enlightening the eyes," or, "Lighten mine eyes,
39        7, XXXIV  |          eyes," or, "Lighten mine eyes, lest I sleep the sleep
40        7, XXXIV  |    foolish as to suppose that the eyes of the body behold the wonders
41        7, XXXIV  |         gives light to the bodily eyes, or that the sleep of death
42        7, XXXIV  |       sleep of death falls on the eyes of the body. When our Saviour
43        7, XXXV   |     spectre flitting before their eyes; whereas these gods, as
44        7, XXXVIII|         as we have shown that the eyes, the ears, and the other
45        7, XXXIX  |         this reference to the two eyes, the eye of the body and
46        7, XXXIX  |       that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree to be desired
47        7, XXXIX  |          that ye eat thereof your eyes shall be opened;" and also
48        7, XXXIX  |             They did eat, and the eyes of both of them were opened."
49        7, XXXIX  |         of them were opened." The eyes of sense were then opened,
50        7, XXXIX  |     hindered from seeing with the eyes of the mind; and it was
51        7, XXXIX  |        the mind; and it was those eyes of the mind which in consequence
52        7, XXXIX  |          blind,"--meaning, by the eyes that see not; the eyes of
53        7, XXXIX  |        the eyes that see not; the eyes of the mind, which are enlightened
54        7, XXXIX  |          by His teaching; and the eyes which see are the eyes of
55        7, XXXIX  |        the eyes which see are the eyes of sense, which His words
56        7, XLIV   |           universe, "shutting the eyes of sense, and raising upwards
57        7, XLIV   |           and raising upwards the eyes of the soul." And he stops
58        7, XLV    |            visible objects by the eyes; the action of the reason
59        7, XLV    |           perception, that of the eyes vision. As, then, among
60        7, LI     |           every one who sees with eyes of his soul serves the Divine
61        8, XLIV   |    recover their power, and, with eyes blinded by sin, wish again