Chapter

 1 1 |       the very delights of the eyes, He has clothed all things
 2 1 |     not now discernible by our eyes, He previously ordained
 3 2 |     For if the keenness of our eyes grows dull on looking at
 4 3 |       since by the gaze of our eyes we cannot see Him, we rightly
 5 3 |  should behold, might with the eyes of the mind consider the
 6 3 |       the contemplation of the eyes who has surpassed the greatness
 7 6 |          as when it says, "The eyes of the Lord are over the
 8 6 |        described. For when the eyes are spoken of, it is implied
 9 6 |      For why should He require eyes who is Himself the light?
10 8 |    limbs they are studded with eyes; for the works of God must
11 9 |        saying: "Then shall the eyes of the blind be opened,
12 12|       save you: then shall the eyes of the blind be opened,
13 18|   light of day to unaccustomed eyes, but will rather strike
14 18|   occur to the injury of human eyes, the darkness is broken
15 18|         gently accustoms men's eyes to bear its full orb by
16 18| Scripture: "And God opened her eyes, and she saw a well of running
17 18|       the Lord, who opened the eyes of Hagar that she might
18 19|      What is it? Lift up thine eyes, said He, and see, the he-goats
19 28| particulars, as it were of his eyes plucked out, he is altogether