Book, Chapter

 1        1, XI    |   contemplates things with the eye of reason, will state the
 2        2, LXI   |      soul might be seen by the eye of sense, resembling in
 3        5, XVII  |         in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trump; for
 4        6, VIII  |      the swan!" Nay, the third eye which Plato saw that he
 5        6, XVI   |        camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a
 6        6, XVI   |        camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a
 7        6, XVI   |      signification the "narrow eye of a needle" had for him
 8        7, XXV   |        to them in old time, An eye for an eye, and a tooth
 9        7, XXV   |        old time, An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth;"
10        7, XXXIII|      which sees God is not the eye of the body; it is the mind
11        7, XXXIII| witness, blasphemies, the evil eye," or any other evil thing.
12        7, XXXVI |     soul; if, turning away the eye of the body, you open the
13        7, XXXVI |      of the body, you open the eye of the mind thus and thus
14        7, XXXIX |     soul; if, turning away the eye of the body, you open the
15        7, XXXIX |      of the body, you open the eye of the mind, thus and thus
16        7, XXXIX | reference to the two eyes, the eye of the body and the eye
17        7, XXXIX |        eye of the body and the eye of the mind, which he has
18        7, XXXIX |  Christians therefore have the eye of the mind sharpened, and
19        7, XXXIX |        mind sharpened, and the eye of sense closed; so that
20        7, XXXIX |     degree in which his better eye is quickened, and the eye
21        7, XXXIX |      eye is quickened, and the eye of sense darkened, sees
22        7, XLV   |  things the sun is neither the eye nor vision, but that which
23        7, XLV   |     but that which enables the eye to see, and renders vision
24        8, XVI   |        which are unseen by the eye of sense. These remarks
25        8, XXXV  |      when Lycurgus had had his eye put out by a man, he got