Book, Chapter

1   II, 1 |   that men have sunk to such blindness, that they prefer the dead
2  III, 19| impossible to say what great blindness and errors are produced
3  III, 29|    therefore, and error, and blindness, and, as Cicero says, ignorance
4    V, 3 |      ink. But it is the same blindness, to give the name of falsehood
5    V, 6 |    men error, ignorance, and blindness. The poets therefore were
6    V, 21|      manner, with incredible blindness of minds. For what can they
7   VI, 1 |      divine things. The same blindness everywhere oppresses the