Part

 1 Text| South . . . and extends (its rays) as far as the West . . .
 2 Text|     eye is distracted by the rays of the lamp (it is only)
 3 Text|    the lamp and ward off the rays from his eyes, his eyesight
 4 Text|  which is akin to it—but the rays scatter the sight of the
 5 Text|      that it is. ... For the rays do not belong to the eyes
 6 Text|  which comes and strikes its rays upon it (i.e. the water) ; [
 7 Text|   thou seest the sun and its rays (therein), but we do not
 8 Text|    water, how can we see the rays in the water, seeing that
 9 Text|      also upon them when the rays strike the light is spread,
10 Text|      its power. Nor again do rays go forth from unpolished
11 Text|  belong to it, so also those rays were thought to belong to
12 Text|  goes forth from a fire, and rays from a lamp, and perfume