Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |           a film that is over the eyes, do not supply to them from
 2    I, 6 |    removing the obstacle from the eyes, leave the pupil free; thus
 3    I, 10|   mountains, and hath not set his eyes on the devices of the house
 4   II, 1 |           therefore, to raise our eyes aloft to what is true, to
 5   II, 1 |        much sillier to make one's eyes the slaves of the delicacies,
 6   II, 2 |         the lips are relaxed; the eyes roll wildly, the sight,
 7   II, 2 |          it requisite to shut his eyes before going to sleep, so
 8   II, 2 |        adds again: "Whose are red eyes? Those, is it not, who tarry
 9   II, 2 |          mention of the bloodshot eyes,--a mark which appears on
10   II, 2 |        before drinking making the eyes roll with unseemly motion;
11   II, 2 |         drawing on themselves the eyes of the men. But always must
12   II, 3 |          which many casting their eyes, they will never reach the
13   II, 6 |          soul; and He directs the eyes to the sight of what is
14   II, 6 |       with the feet than with the eyes. This filthy speaking the
15   II, 6 |          regulations for slippery eyes? Conversations with the
16   II, 7 |         let the men, fixing their eyes on the couch, and leaning
17   II, 8 |          his conversation, by his eyes, his ears, his jaws, and
18   II, 8 |        wear the crown above their eyes; nor their fragrance, since
19   II, 9 |         ourselves, illumining the eyes of the hidden man, and gazing
20   II, 10|        such a man, dreading men's eyes alone, and thinking that
21   II, 10|        times than the sun are the eyes of the Most High, which
22   II, 10|      doing good"He who averts his eyes from pleasure crowns his
23   II, 11|      furthermore, of staining the eyes, and plucking out hairs,
24   II, 11|        requisite for covering the eyes of women. For if the female
25   II, 11|        the colour afflicts greedy eyes, inflaming them to senseless
26   II, 11|      dress, so as not to turn the eyes of spectators on the face
27   II, 13|        necklaces,~ Paints for the eyes, soft garment, hair-net,~
28   II, 13|          passages of hearing. And eyes anointed by the Word, and
29  III, 2 |      their cheeks, painting their eyes, and dyeing their hair,
30  III, 2 |         her cheeks, nor paint her eyes. Unawares the poor wretches
31  III, 2 | neighbours,~ All else is in their eyes superfluous."~ "Is one of
32  III, 2 |         of gold, and anoint thine eyes with stibium, in vain is
33  III, 2 |        him For man looketh on the eyes, but the Logo into the heart."~
34  III, 3 |         are not able to shut your eyes to the fact that you are
35  III, 4 |          on all that direct their eyes towards them, they show
36  III, 7 |        scoundrels, and for greedy eyes. "But let alms and faith
37  III, 11|       down and interfere with the eyes, and that of the moustache
38  III, 11|         and not easily known. The eyes especially are to be sparingly
39  III, 11|       with the feet than with the eyes. Accordingly, the Lord very
40  III, 11|         which is to wink with the eyes, is nothing else than to
41  III, 11|          commit adultery with the eyes, lust skirmishing through
42  III, 11|        For of the whole body, the eyes are first destroyed. "The
43  III, 11|      casting up the whites of his eyes. Women that follow such
44  III, 11|          is in the raising of the eyes. "Mortify therefore your
45  III, 11|           to appear comely in the eyes of spectators, stain their
46  III, 11|          and with winkings of the eyes, and sweeping their garments
47  III, 11|        desires grow warm; and the eyes that are accustomed to look
48  III, 11|         fall, who puts before her eyes modesty, and her shawl;
49  III, 11|             The Government of the Eyes.~ But, above all, it seems
50  III, 11| especially avoid them. "Let thine eyes look straight, and thine
51  III, 11|               But turn away thine eyes from a graceful woman, and
52  III, 12|      sanctify ourselves; "for the eyes of the LORD are on the righteous,
53  III, 12|       from your souls before mine eyes. Learn to do well. Seek
54  III, 12|     judgment. For girls blind the eyes of those who see, and corrupt
55  III, 12|        that are wise in their own eyes, and prudent in their own