Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 6 |         his temples, and two his eyes, and one beneath~Reaches
 2    IV, 15|      eyebrows, pointed forehead, eyes grey and lively, drawn cheeks,
 3    IV, 16|           broad forehead, square eyes, and large black eyebrows;
 4    IV, 17|        proportioned limbs, black eyes as if anointed with oil,
 5    IV, 18|           pointed forehead, grey eyes, sufficiently beautiful,
 6    IV, 19|       bald, red complexion, grey eyes, large jaws, coarse mouth,
 7    IV, 20|    description: fair appearance, eyes not large, fascinating,
 8    IV, 21|      compact eyebrows, beautiful eyes, dark pupils, long thin
 9    IV, 22|       blackish hair, well-shaped eyes, forehead not broad, and
10    IV, 24|       greyish hair, round mouth, eyes as of an eagle, contracted
11    IV, 25|       body; sharp, small, fierce eyes; imperious, ungenial, severe,
12    IV, 35|        immediately to keep their eyes fixed until they see the
13    IV, 36| apparition, (and) covering their eyes, fling themselves speechless
14     V, 2 |          Wand of gold that human eyes enchants,~Of whom he will,
15     V, 2 |        wand. And he enchants the eyes of the dead, as he says,
16     V, 5 |      death.~Now holding sway, it eyes the light,~And now it weeps
17     V, 9 |        disgorged from the twelve eyes of the law, (and) manifesting
18     V, 11| receiving nothing from him whose eyes were dim; and Jacob saw
19     V, 11|          existences). And if the eyes of any, he says, are blessed,
20    VI, 14|       deprived of the use of his eyes; and that, again, when he
21  VIII, 5 |      many faces, and innumerable eyes, and countless names, and
22     X, 29|       could see Him with our own eyes. This Logos, I say, the