Book, Paragraph

1   1, 27|      such, since this world is viewed as wholly subject to sense:
2   1, 44|       in the heavens which are viewed by the bodily senses; this
3   1, 56|      that are on the earth, is viewed (as) the assistant of nature;
4   2, 19|   Providence, nor Reason which viewed, or which governed, the
5   2, 40|        whence Jupiter is to be viewed, after these (viz.) the
6   3, 64|     they no more reverentially viewed this visible creation with
7   4, 8 |  always." They had too, openly viewed the Godhead of Him who spoke
8   4, 22| unopposed, to the Temple ; and viewed from the upper city, the
9   5, 1 |       of these words is openly viewed in fact, with powers eclipsing