Chapter

 1 V    |            that which is good, the eye that beholdeth all things
 2 VI   |          rather see with the inner eye the hidden worthlessness
 3 VIII |          for the Scripture saith, `Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard,
 4 XI   |           and Nay. There we read, `Eye for eye and tooth for tooth':
 5 XI   |            There we read, `Eye for eye and tooth for tooth': here, `
 6 XII  |           immortal bridegroom. The eye of their mind being enlightened,
 7 XII  |        breathing fire, fearful for eye to see, exceeding fierce
 8 XV   |            camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a
 9 XVII |        shall have strength to look eye to eye upon the abysses
10 XVII |            strength to look eye to eye upon the abysses of such
11 XIX  |           the Image, in our mind's eye we pass over to the true
12 XX   |           and standeth before God, eye to eye, and presenteth his
13 XX   |        standeth before God, eye to eye, and presenteth his prayers
14 XXI  |            all that is seen; which eye hath not seen, nor ear heard,
15 XXV  |           with gracious and kindly eye look upon the contrition
16 XXV  |       world in the twinkling of an eye stand alive before the judgement
17 XXV  |       justice to their brightness. Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard,
18 XXX  |            fruits, pleasant to the eye and inviting to the touch.
19 XXX  |       clear, and delightful to the eye. When these dread men had
20 XXXI |            corpse doth he cast his eye? Hath he therefore any stain
21 XXXIV|         with favourable and kindly eye, the contrition of my heart;
22 XXXVI|           by the divine all-seeing eye. Therefore pay we first
23 XL   | unspeakable beauty, such as mortal eye hath never seen. And, when
24 XL   |          above, he kept his mind's eye purified from every earth-born