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 1  I, 2 |      II. THAT THE EYES OF THE SOUL MUST BE PURGED ERE GOD CAN
 2  I, 2 |   then, that the eyes of your soul are capable of seeing, and
 3  I, 2 |     regarding the eyes of the soul and the ears of the heart,
 4  I, 2 |   they have the eyes of their soul opened: for all have eyes;
 5  I, 2 |     man, hast the eyes of thy soul overspread by thy sins and
 6  I, 2 |      so ought man to have his soul pure. When there is rust
 7  I, 5 | THROUGH HIS WORKS.~For as the soul in man is not seen, being
 8  I, 6 |       of the thunder, that no soul may faint with the sudden
 9  I, 7 |      of the blindness of your soul, and the hardness of your
10  I, 7 |   will couch the eyes of your soul and of your heart. Who is
11  I, 7 |       flesh immortal with thy soul; and then, having become
12 II, 8 |    some of them wakened up in soul, and, that they might be
13 II, 19|       and man became a living soul." Whence also by most persons
14 II, 19|      also by most persons the soul is called immortal. And
15 II, 38|    fleeting vision passed the soul away,"~says in another place:--~"
16 II, 38|    Hades went the disembodied soul;"~And again:--~"That I may
17 III, 7|       unity of God and of the soul of man, asserting that the
18 III, 7|       man, asserting that the soul is immortal, is not he himself