Chapter

 1 25|     if they would raise their eyes aloft and behold God, who
 2 25|      with his countenance and eyes raised aloft. But he who
 3 25|      itself, might dazzle the eyes. Thus ensnared by beauty,
 4 26| cannot be discerned by mortal eyes.~
 5 28|     magic art, to deceive the eyes. By their aid it comes to
 6 46|    hang in doubt before thine eyes, and thou shall fear day
 7 48|     the Gentiles; to open the eyes of the blind, to bring out
 8 52|      were held, they open the eyes of their mind and recognise
 9 58|  incomprehensible both to the eyes and to the mind; He needs
10 62|     them. The pleasure of the eyes is derived from the beauty
11 66|     us. Let God be before our eyes, in our heart, by whose