Book, Paragraph

 1   I,  36|        then, hear with offended ears that Christ is worshipped,
 2   I,  48|      His voice only, opened the ears of the deaf, drove away
 3   I,  52|        of speech, to unseal the ears of the deaf, to give the
 4   I,  56|        or even have reached the ears of all men; or, if any were
 5   I,  59|     said nor how it tickles the ears, but what benefits it confers
 6   I,  59|    diseased, to pour into their ears dulcet sounds, not to apply
 7  II,   6|        words never rung in your ears, that the wisdom of man
 8  II,  24|       he perceive, although his ears are open, whether you are
 9  II,  41|        pierce the tips of their ears, bind their foreheads with
10  II,  60|         be said often, that the ears of unbelievers may burst
11 III,  13|       it follows that they have ears also, pierced by crooked
12 III,  18|         If He hears by means of ears, these, too, we must say,
13 III,  43|         they have at once their ears stopped against our prayers,
14  IV,  33|      singing. You fit them with ears not easily wearied; and
15  IV,  33|       which are sought after by ears enervated by the frivolity
16  IV,  34|        no one might assail your ears with too wanton abuse, you
17   V,  21|         makes supplication; her ears are closed by grief. The
18   V,  23|        an ox, shaking his hairy ears, with his feet contracted
19   V,  27|  permissible to name among pure ears without permission, and
20   V,  29|        gods; and should not our ears be stopped altogether, that
21  VI,   4|          it is fitting that the ears of the gods should be closed
22  VI,  11|         the gods of heaven have ears, then, and temples, an occiput,
23  VI,  14|       speech, and pour into the ears of them all, words which
24  VI,  15|       receive the forms of men, ears, noses, cheeks, lips, eyes,
25 VII,   4| harmless creatures, to have the ears ringing often with their
26 VII,  10|         to weary and deafen the ears of those in whose help you
27 VII,  11|        eves quenched, and their ears stopped, that they cannot
28 VII,  12| deceitful, fickle, and scornful ears. This point, however, because
29 VII,  33|       bureau faculty, opens its ears most willingly to hear these
30 VII,  34|     faces, eyes, heads, cheeks, ears, noses, and all the other
31 VII,  41|       it,-if they come to men's ears just as they have been brought
32 VII,  41|         saying is, may stun the ears, and deceive by its resemblance