Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1    |       as given. He is never the blind fideist; even in the face
 2       3, VII  |     proper for each. And, being blind, I blamed those pious fathers,
 3       6, IV   |      thy Catholic Church with a blind contentiousness. I had not
 4       6, VII  |       his excellent mind in his blind and headstrong passion for
 5       8, IV   |         I had been a bitter and blind reviler against these writings,
 6       8, VII  | well-known citizen of the city, blind many years, who, when he
 7       9, XXIII|         thus: the human mind so blind and sick, so base and ill-mannered,
 8       9, XXXIV|         Jacob saw, when he too, blind in old age yet with an enlightened
 9       9, XXXIV|       life of the world for her blind lovers with a tempting and
10      10, II   |       Lord my God, light of the blind, strength of the weak -