Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,5  |      middle of the day,~when the sun with its hot rays scorches
 2 I, 1,5  |   condition to take in the~whole sun, I am therefore unable to
 3 I, 1,7  |          is like thelight of the sun, which reveals itself in
 4 I, 1,17 |    creature in God's world: “The sun sings Thy praises; the~moon
 5 I, 2,4  |         comparisons are: (a) the sun, its rays~and light; (b)
 6 I, 2,4  |          Again, I thought of the sun and a ray and light. Nevertheless,
 7 I, 2,4  |          such as there is in~the sun and the things that are
 8 I, 2,4  |       the things that are in the sun. In the second place lest
 9 I, 2,4  |         nor the light is another sun, but they are only emanations~
10 I, 2,4  |         only emanations~from the sun, and qualities of its essence.
11 II, 3,2 |        but by the rising, of the sun. But the first three days
12 II, 3,2 |          all were passed without sun, since it is~reported to
13 II, 5,3 |         creations~— the sky, the sun, stars, the circle of the
14 II, 9,2 |          life-giving rays of the sun, with favorable weather.
15 Add, 0,4|     joyous, a mind bright as the sun; brightly intercede for
16 Add, 0,7|     righteous shine forth as the sun in the kingdom of their
17 Add, 0,7|          is like saying that the sun~hides itself from the blind” (
18 Add, 0,7|          of it, shining like the sun in the Kingdom of their
19 Add, 0,7|          more; neither shall the sun light on them, nor any heat.
20 Add, 0,7|          the rays of the sensual~sun according to the purity
21 Add, 0,7| illuminated by the single mental sun, and to the degree of his~