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1   I,  7 |      without a function? Or as eye, hand, foot, and in general
2  II,  6 |     e.g. the excellence of the eye makes both the eye and its
3  II,  6 |      of the eye makes both the eye and its work good; for it
4  II,  6 |       by the excellence of the eye that we see well. Similarly
5 III,  5 |       one must be born with an eye, as it were, by which to
6  VI,  11|   experience has given them an eye they see aright.~We have
7  VI,  12| without this faculty. And this eye of the soul acquires its
8  IX,  5 |         as the pleasure of the eye is the beginning of love.