Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  3  |     this evil absolutely in the eye of the Eternal, is comprehended
2   1,  3  |     lawful to behold with purer eye the beauty of the divinity.
3   1,  4  |      that application which the eye or the intellect makes to
4   1,  4  |   affections, whence with purer eye she learns the difference
5   2,  Pre|       in his work which his own eye has not seen; and he is
6   2,  4  |   answer him again;~That in one eye of mine an ocean is contained.~
7   2,  4  | inferior to it. Because, as our eye, when we see, does not receive