Book, Chapter

1       1, XVIII|  hurlest down the penalty of blindness to unlawful desire! When
2       2, III  | rushed on headlong with such blindness that, among my friends,
3       3, III  |      be praised. Such is the blindness of men that they even glory
4       3, III  |     they even glory in their blindness. And by this time I had
5       5, III  |       with the most perverse blindness, they wish to attribute
6       5, VIII |    impunity, though the very blindness with which they act is their
7       9, XXVII|      and didst chase away my blindness. Thou didst breathe fragrant
8       9, XXXIV|      with his eyes closed in blindness, when he taught his son
9      12, XXIII|  abyss of this world and the blindness of our flesh in which thoughts