Book, Chapter

 1   II, 1 |           in a peculiar manner to behold the heaven as we stand erect,
 2   II, 3 |        the eye of the body cannot behold. And that philosopher and
 3   II, 4 |           was unlawful for men to behold even for the sake of adoration,
 4   II, 7 |          you have ascertained it. Behold, reason teaches you that
 5   II, 20|    obstinate as to deny that they behold with sound and open eyes
 6  III, 9 |       that it is a great thing to behold the heaven and the sun:
 7  III, 9 |         may contemplate, that is, behold with our mind, the Creator
 8  III, 9 |          said that he was born to behold the world, although he would
 9  III, 9 |         he was born that he might behold them. The object proposed
10  III, 18|           King; who, although you behold with your eyes the bright
11  III, 20|          himself of unsound mind. Behold one in whose times the wise
12  III, 23|       this purpose, that he might behold the heaven and the sun,
13  III, 27|           on high that they might behold her "Who showed herself
14  III, 27|           and although he may not behold it with his eyes, yet he
15  III, 27|        with his eyes, yet he does behold it with the eye of his soul.
16   IV, 12|    Himself shall give you a sign: Behold, a virgin shall conceive,
17   IV, 12|    prophet also thus proclaimed: "Behold, unto us a child is born,
18   IV, 12|         vision of the night, and, behold, one like the Son of man
19   IV, 12|         His advents in few words. Behold, he says, one like the Son
20   IV, 20|           he speaks such things: "Behold, the days come, saith the
21   IV, 21|           would be, saying: "And, behold, one like the Son of man
22   IV, 27|         put to flight the demons? Behold, some one excited by the
23    V, 8 |        represented in some image? Behold, she is in your sight; receive
24    V, 10|         you so frequently praise? Behold the pious AEneas:--~"Four
25    V, 12|   perverseness of those in error. Behold, the state, or rather the
26    V, 13|        which he had not deserved. Behold, the weak sex and fragile
27    V, 18|           those who do it, and to behold it ! But I omit these things,
28   VI, 1 |        account, not that we might behold the heaven and the sun,
29   VI, 2 | brilliancy that mortal eye cannot behold it, and if you should direct
30   VI, 8 |          minds than this which we behold in mortal flesh, will so