Book, Chapter

 1     1, 20-31|         avoided pain, baseness, ignorance. In so small a creature,
 2     2, 6-13 |     supremely knowest all. Yea, ignorance and foolishness itself is
 3     3, 7-12 |   creatures?" At which I, in my ignorance, was much troubled, and
 4     5, 5-9  |  opinion; nor do I see that any ignorance as to the position or character
 5     5, 7-12 |  altogether ignorant of his own ignorance, nor would he rashly be
 6     7, 6-9  |         falsely, was not out of ignorance in the art, but the failure
 7     8, 6-14 |  informing and wondering at our ignorance of one so eminent. But we
 8    11, 4-6  | compared with Thy knowledge, is ignorance. ~ ~
 9    11, 22-28|      more fruitfully confess my ignorance, than to Thee, to Whom these
10    13, 12-13|    covered with the darkness of ignorance. For Thou chastenedst man
11    13, 21-30|       and mystic words; wherein ignorance, the mother of admiration,