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 1 1 |      looked on with incredulous eyes? And so Cithaeron, and Helicon,
 2 1 |    salvation. And raising their eyes, and looking above, let
 3 1 |       Song--desire? To open the eyes of the blind, and unstop
 4 2 |        hook-nosed, with greyish eyes and long hair. This Hercules,
 5 4 |       that was beautiful in his eyes, but the man he loved. And
 6 4 |         leg, and had one of his eyes knocked out. And again that
 7 4 |       at Cnidus. But it was the eyes of the spectators that were
 8 10|         light, let us raise our eyes and look on the light, lest
 9 10|        Who ever could have made eyes capable of seeing? Who breathed
10 10|        ye awake; and using your eyes a little, consider what
11 10|        Fear, may appear in your eyes as a god. For there are,
12 10|         Hence this blindness of eyes and dulness of hearing are
13 10|      lick the dust." Raise your eyes from earth to the skies,
14 11|  far-shining, "enlightening the eyes." Receive Christ, receive
15 11| keenness to the "light-bringing eyes" of the soul? For just as,
16 12|        see. Christ, by whom the eyes of the blind recover sight,