Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Acknowledgements VII
4. Abbreviations VIII
5. Introduction XI
6. Prologue 1
7. 1. On the Number of Parts Comprising the Eye 5
8. 2. On the Order of the Parts in the Composition of the Eye 8
9. 3. On the Number of Types of Vision 12
10. 4. On the Means of Vision 14
11. 5. On the Organ in Which Vision Is Completed 16
12. 6. On 13 Extraordinary Phenomena That Are Related to Lessons Concerning Eyesight 18
13. 7. On Moral Instruction According to Twelve Properties That Have Been Ascertained in the Corporeal Eye 45
14. 8. On Seven Distinctions of the Eyes According to the Distinction of the Seven Capital Vices 75
15. 9. On the Costliness of the Eyes in Respect to the Other Members of the Human Body 108
16. 10. On Suffering the Loss of the Corporeal Eyes with Equanimity 111
17. 11. On the Education of Students Based on the Seven Conditions That Are Required for Sight 114
18. 12. On the Instruction of Prelates Based on Seven Properties of the Eyes 146
19. 13. On the Four Things Spiritual Eyes Should Contemplate Continually 170
20. 14. On Three Visible Things That Delight the Corporeal Eye 180
21. 15. On the Sevenfold Eye of the Divine Gaze 189
22. Emended Readings and Significant Variations between Pr1 and P7P8 194
23. Bibliography 205
24. Index of Sources and Analogues 235
25. Index of Names 258
26. Index of Subjects 263