Book, Chapter

 1        I, XVIII|         How the same holy man gave sight to the blind daughter of
 2        I, XVIII|           hands, applied it in the sight of all to the girl’s eyes,
 3       II, II   |          upon as hallowed in God's sight and such as should be adopted
 4       II, II   |          He would restore his lost sight to the blind man, and by
 5       II, II   | Immediately the blind man received sight, and Augustine was proclaimed
 6       II, XII  |            were strange to him, at sight of whom, seeing that he
 7       II, XIII |   immediately vanishes out of your sight, passing from winter into
 8      III, III  |          the Gospel, it was a fair sight to see the king himself
 9      III, VI   |       divided among them. At which sight, the bishop who sat by him,
10      III, XIV  |      bishop was much moved at this sight, and starting up, raised
11      III, XIX  |     accounted worthy to behold the sight of the choirs of angels,
12       IV, VII  |           upon those parts, in the sight of them all withdrew itself
13       IV, X    |     monastery, was restored to her sight. [675 A.D.?]~HILDILID, a
14       IV, X    |         she might recover her lost sight, if she were carried to
15       IV, X    |           she received the gift of sight which she had desired; and
16       IV, XX   |           more noble in her Lord’s sight, the child of a noble sire.~"
17       IV, XXIII|          this life, and had in her sight ascended to the gates of
18        V, X    |            be, and that too in the sight of the very pagans that
19        V, XII  |        sore dismayed by that dread sight, on a sudden I saw the place
20        V, XIII |          to put them away from the sight of God, he might have been
21        V, XX   |        great in noble works in the sight of God and man. He enriched
22        V, XXI  |         and reject it at the first sight of it, together with his
23        V, XXI  |            face you would shun the sight; and, on the other hand,