Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, pref, 2|    unless it come under the eye of one able to test and
 2    I, 12, 2  |   all mind, all light,] all eye, all ear, the one entire
 3   II, 33, 3  |   ears; but, as soon as the eye was turned from the things
 4   IV, 27, 4  | also even now the offending eye is plucked out, and the
 5   IV, 30, 3  |  cast the beam out of thine eye, and then shalt thou see
 6   IV, 30, 3  |   mote out of thy brother's eye." For if he who lays these
 7   IV, 39, 1  |   of disobedience, that the eye of the mind, receiving experience
 8   IV, 39, 1  |   means of tasting, and the eye discriminates between black
 9    V,  3, 2  |    that one part became the eye for seeing; another, the
10    V, 36, 3  |    things which neither the eye has seen, nor the ear has