Book, Chapter

 1   II, 3 | things more clearly which the eye of the body cannot behold.
 2  III, 9 |   upon the ears than upon the eye, since learning and wisdom
 3  III, 9 |     to be contemplated by the eye, for each is a body; but
 4  III, 27|       does behold it with the eye of his soul. But they who
 5    V, 18|     infected house, having an eye to his own gain or advantage,
 6   VI, 2 |   much brilliancy that mortal eye cannot behold it, and if
 7   VI, 2 |     if you should direct your eye to it for a short time mist
 8   VI, 24|    another's wife with chaste eye, who covets nothing at all,
 9  VII, 12|    its frail covering. As the eye, he says, when torn out
10  VII, 25|      a deed, and dig out that eye, by the destruction of which