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 1 Pre    | considerations, which would at first sight seem to prove the contrary,
 2   1, 47|              any doctrine? Is it the sight of the eyes? But this distinguishes
 3   1, 75|             a mote should injure the sight of the eyes67; immediately
 4   1, 75|                immediately would the sight of the soul be disturbed :
 5   2, 17|              that were base; and the sight, to the representation of
 6   2, 17|               were presented) to the sight; (and), on which whole multitudes
 7   3, 2 |            of evil Demons put out of sight; and, at the same time,
 8   3, 5 |             which is by means of the sight, is better than that which
 9   4, 16|             city, are obvious to the sight of those who travel thither.
10   4, 18|              visit these places, the sight itself affords the most
11   5, 21|          things be precious in their sight, (viz.) that their soul
12   5, 27|             dead, (the restoring of) sight to the blind, and many other
13   5, 28|               that we saw " Him give sight to the blind,'' a thing