Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVI    |           whether it is not from open malevolence that he has
 2        2, VI     |         words like this, "I will open my mouth in parables, I
 3        2, VI     |      they offer up this prayer, "Open Thou mine eyes, that I may
 4        2, XXXIV  |         to unloose chains and to open doors, so that he would
 5        2, XXXVII |      saying that "he rushed with open mouth to drink of them,
 6        2, XLIX   |          same time not only laid open the doings of others, but
 7        3, XXXIII |          certain persons had cut open the ark in order to apprehend
 8        3, XLVI   |          own disciples did Jesus open up all things, esteeming
 9        3, XLVIII |   decorous rather than he who is open to the charge even of the
10        3, LXV    |         righteous, and therefore open our gates to the most unholy
11        4, XXXIX  |         a covering; lying in the open air beside gates, and on
12        4, XLIX   |        words of my mouth. I will open my mouth in parables; I
13        4, L      |      said in his prayer to God, "Open Thou mine eyes, and I will
14        4, L      |  continually utters the prayer, "Open Thou mine eyes, and I will
15        5, LII    |        not himself, as it seems, open the tomb, but needed the
16        5, LVIII  |      then, it appears, could not open his tomb, but required the
17        6, XXXIV  |       narrow way, and gates that open spontaneously. And in all
18        6, XXXVI  |          gates which are said to open spontaneously are referred
19        6, XXXVI  | obscurely by some to the words, "Open to me the gates of righteousness,
20        7, III    |      bodily pores which are both open and invisible, but by means
21        7, XXXIV  |          when the prophet says, "Open Thou mine eyes, that I may
22        7, XXXV   |  deceived men, but they are ever open to intercourse with those
23        7, XXXVI  |         the eye of the body, you open the eye of the mind thus
24        7, XXXVIII|         passage, "Beholding with open face the glory of the Lord,
25        7, XXXIX  |         the eye of the body, you open the eye of the mind, thus
26        7, XLIII  |       bodily presence, which was open to the view of all; otherwise
27        8, XLI    |      what came to him. But it is open to those whom you maliciously
28        8, LIII   |        have held them as matters open to inquiry? And should he