Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |           woman; that she, in the sight of the king, burnt three
 2    I, 14|          they present Juno to the sight of Saturn, and secretly
 3    I, 20|           and are detained in the sight of the people with indecent
 4    I, 20|         excited to passion by the sight, rushed to promiscuous intercourse,
 5   II, 2 |  enjoyment of it, rather than the sight of the man himself? Assuredly
 6   II, 2 |        which he had, the power of sight, of hearing, of speech,
 7   II, 2 |        look to the heaven, to the sight of which God your Creator
 8   II, 15|          by whom they deceive the sight of men with deceptive illusions,
 9   II, 17|      names, and withdrawn it from sight. For God, as I have shown
10  III, 9 |        Who introduced you to this sight? or what does your vision
11  III, 12|       creatures are raised to the sight of the heaven, that we may
12  III, 23|       were rendered savage by the sight of another man, which we
13   IV, 14|         of the temple, and to the sight of God, except through Him
14   IV, 14|           and he shall walk in my sight all his days." But who this
15   IV, 15|     restored them to their former sight. He also loosened the tongues
16   IV, 19|          give to the sword in the sight of their enemies." And the
17    V, 8 |            Behold, she is in your sight; receive her, if you are
18    V, 15|         equity and virtue. In His sight no one is a slave, no one
19    V, 15|   children. No one is poor in the sight of God, but he who is without
20    V, 16|         poor, nevertheless in the sight of God we are distinguished
21    V, 16|          is low and abject in the sight of God who shall have been
22    V, 16|  excellent and illustrious in the sight of God. For the sentiment
23    V, 18|    pictured it when it was not in sight; nor were they able to confirm
24    V, 22|          it is not exposed to the sight of the eyes, and its goods
25   VI, 4 |         way is so composed to the sight, that it appears to be level
26   VI, 13|         evil in anger, or, at the sight of delightful things, they
27   VI, 13|          thanks, so God, in whose sight you shall have done that
28   VI, 20|         which is derived from the sight of objects which are pleasant
29   VI, 20|            should be slain in his sight, pollutes his conscience
30   VI, 21|        nothing be pleasing to the sight but that which you see to
31   VI, 24|         are known to Him in whose sight we live; and if we are able
32   VI, 24|     confirmed; we lie open to the sight of God." What can be spoken
33   VI, 24|      confined; we lie open to the sight of God. There is then no
34   VI, 24|        the lame to walk, restored sight to the blind, cleansed the
35  VII, 1 | everything which comes within the sight of the eyes must of necessity
36  VII, 9 |       perceived by us through the sight or other frail sense; but
37  VII, 9 |        and yet does not come into sight. But, it is said, it is
38  VII, 11|          the touch nor tinder the sight, but are apparent only in
39  VII, 11|         it is equally open to the sight and to the touch, therefore
40  VII, 12|         and eluding the touch and sight. The body is formed from
41  VII, 12|        because it comes under the sight and under the touch; but
42  VII, 12|          fault of the mind if the sight has vanished, if the tongue
43  VII, 12|          by the suffering and the sight of unworthy objects, may
44  VII, 13|          to the eyes; whereas the sight of the mind ought to be
45  VII, 14|           shows, who says "In Thy sight, O Lord, a thousand years
46  VII, 17|         signs and wonders, by the sight of which he may entice men
47  VII, 24|        and completed in their own sight. And when fame had gradually
48  VII, 26|         always be employed in the sight of the Almighty, and shall
49  VII, 26|        with perpetual fire in the sight of angels and the righteous.