Chapter

1        1|        signature thereof as the eye is of light, yea not only
2        8|    highest good, had cast their eye abroad upon nature and beheld
3       11|         be discovered; for your eye cannot pass one kenning
4       11|    beholding the snow to a weak eye giveth an impression of
5       11|   INTERMEDIUM, or affecting the eye itself, it reacheth not.
6       11|      determinate passion of the eye; a matter which is much
7       11| successively is conveyed to the eye) and with the act of sense,
8       11|      the hand and bright to the eye, and yet nevertheless they