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• Then it was that Tobias took out the fish’s gall, and rubbed it on his father’s eyes. (Tobit 11, 13)

• He waited, maybe, for half an hour, and then a white film, like the white of an egg, began to separate itself from the eyes; (Tobit 11, 14)

• I thank thee, Lord God of Israel, the old man cried; from thee my chastisement, from thee my deliverance came; I thank thee for eyes that see, and eyes that see Tobias, my son! (Tobit 11, 17)

• I was at your side, eating and drinking, but only in outward show; the food, the drink I live by, man’s eyes cannot see. (Tobit 12, 19)

• With that, he was caught away from their eyes, and no more might they see of him.✻ (Tobit 12, 21)

• and found them thriving still, well content in their old age. Tenderly he cared for them, and when they died it was he that closed their eyes in death. Then he became heir to all Raguel possessed, and himself lived to see a fresh generation yet, descendants of his own. (Tobit 14, 15)

• Better we should be prisoners, still thanking the Lord for our lives spared, than ourselves be slaughtered, first winning the whole world’s reproaches by letting our wives and little ones be slaughtered before our very eyes. (Judith 7, 16)

• Turn thy eyes now to yonder Assyrian camp, as thou didst let them fall long ago on the Egyptians, the armed host that went in pursuit of thy servants, boasting so proudly of its chariots and horsemen, its warrior strength. (Judith 9, 6)

• Be the eyes he casts on me a lure to catch himself, the professions of love I make, his death-blow! (Judith 9, 13)

• Her story told, they must next scan her face; and now their eyes dazzled with the admiration they had of her beauty. (Judith 10, 14)

• No sooner did she stand before him, than Holofernes’ eyes made him her prisoner. (Judith 10, 17)

• (Meanwhile Achior, such visible proof before his eyes of what Israel’s God could do, cast heathenry aside and learned to believe in God. He would be circumcised, and reckoned among Israel’s folk, and so his posterity remain to this day.) (Judith 14, 6)