Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 23, 2 |       also Stesichorus was struck blind, because he had cursed her
 2   II, 12, 7 |           it is evident even to a blind man, that not merely thirty
 3   II, 17, 9 |           bring it forth] utterly blind to the knowledge and greatness
 4   II, 17, 9 |          case of that man who was blind from his birth, since the
 5   II, 17, 9 |      manner produced by Monogenes blind, that is, in ignorance,
 6   II, 17, 9 |        all, the Word was produced blind, that is, ignorant of the
 7   II, 17, 10|         Logos as an imperfect and blind AEon, when He was able also
 8   II, 17, 10|   unquestionably perfect, and not blind; nor could he, again, have
 9   II, 18, 7 |          to these teachers, truly blind themselves, while they possess
10   II, 18, 7 |    themselves, while they possess blind guides, justly [are left
11   II, 19, 7 |        highway, the deaf, and the blind, while He was rejected and
12   II, 22, 1 |        retribution"), being~truly blind, inasmuch as they affirm
13   II, 27, 2 |       will seem truly foolish who blind their eyes to such a clear
14   II, 31, 2 |       neither confer sight on the blind, nor hearing on the deaf,
15  III,  5, 1 |       their questioners,--fabling blind things for the blind, according
16  III,  5, 1 |      fabling blind things for the blind, according to their blindness;
17  III,  5, 2 |        one accursed who sends the blind man astray in the way. For
18  III,  5, 2 |   properly, if they should advise blind men, just about to fall
19  III,  9, 3 |        captives, and sight to the blind; to announce the acceptable
20  III, 14, 3 |          ordered the lame and the blind to be gathered to the wedding
21  III, 24, 2 |        after truth] (for they are blind), but never succeed in finding
22   IV,  5, 2 |           truths to those who are blind, that is, the resurrection
23   IV, 18, 3 |           men, He declares: "Thou blind Pharisee, cleanse that which
24   IV, 23, 1 |        captives, and sight to the blind." At the same time, showing
25   IV, 29, 1 |         make their ears dull, and blind their eyes. But blessed
26   IV, 33, 11|      plainly, and the eyes of the blind shall be opened, and the
27   IV, 39, 4 |           and who do, as it were, blind themselves, He has prepared
28    V, 12, 5 | subsequent knowledge: just as the blind men whom the Lord healed
29    V, 15, 2 |        man, however, who had been blind from his birth, He gave
30    V, 15, 2 |       cause the man had been born blind, whether for his own or
31    V, 15, 2 |           in the womb, [viz., the blind man's eyes], He then supplied
32    V, 15, 3 |         power in him who had been blind from his birth; showing
33    V, 15, 4 |    visionem) for him who had been blind [in that body which he had
34    V, 19, 2 | dispensationis), inasmuch as they blind themselves with regard to
35    V, 20, 1 |    aforementioned, since they are blind to the truth, and deviate
36    V, 20, 2 |     regard to the same things, as blind men are led by the blind,
37    V, 20, 2 |          blind men are led by the blind, they shall deservedly fall
38    V, 29, 1 |          truth, but who were like blind mice concealed in the depths
39    V, 33, 2 |            But call the lame, the blind, and the poor, and thou