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 1 Text|      Temple or a [Palace] the sight [compels] him to be confused,
 2 Text|                 l. 5.]  . . . sight perceives with the eye,
 3 Text|     the same (as regards) thy sight, and unless them hast smelt
 4 Text|    lit. slipping) is that the sight of the eye wanders by reason
 5 Text|   were something in which the sight might be shut up, as in
 6 Text|   shut up, as in a tube, [the sight] would be able to go forth
 7 Text|     as it were a tube and its sight is concentrated and goes
 8 Text|      of the wood— because the sight of his eye is scattered
 9 Text|      concentrate it (i.e. the sight) against the straightness
10 Text|  cause to pass through it the sight of the eye, and that he
11 Text|       and shelter them, their sight is not concentrated (enough)
12 Text|  increases ; and likewise the sight becomes less through much
13 Text|    much fasting, and when the sight [P. 39.] is weak errs (lit.
14 Text|  which is akin to it, but the sight (is injured) by the Light,
15 Text|     by the Light, because the sight wanders right and left,
16 Text|    dark, because it (i.e. the sight) does not wander right and
17 Text|       in a tube . . . and the sight [comes] up to the torch
18 Text|      but the rays scatter the sight of the eye and it (the eye)
19 Text|      meet one another, namely sight and the illuminated object;
20 Text|  visibly towards the eye, and sight goes to meet the illuminated
21 Text|   were not the fact that some sight (or other) is sent out and
22 Text|      sun shines upon them the sight (of the eye) which gazes
23 Text| combination with one another, sight is engendered 12 in the
24 Text|    their sources, so also the sight diminishes as it goes to
25 Text|   thine eye another (kind of) sight, (that) of many books, of