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 1   1, 9     |      things of which we have no knowledge or understanding, our entire
 2   1, 6     |        my own experience of it. Knowledge and learning are a great
 3   1, 10    |       this road through lack of knowledge! The worst of it is that,
 4   3, 6     |        and illumines the soul's knowledge to so much higher a degree
 5   1, 2     |       is pleased to give me the knowledge. ~
 6   4, 4     |       or had such light or such knowledge of His Majesty. This may
 7   5, 8     |         of an admirable kind of knowledge. Anyone who has experience
 8   5, 10    |       high degree. The first is knowledge of the greatness of God:
 9   6, 5     |        imbues it with a greater knowledge of the mercy of God and
10   7, 2     |        soul gains a much deeper knowledge of the greatness of God.
11   8, 4     |       yet this brings a special knowledge of God, and from this constant
12  10, 7     |      never to fail to have this knowledge of ourselves. Amen. ~
13  10, 8     |    things, and to give her some knowledge of the way in which she
14  11, 3     |        aids it with so lively a knowledge of Himself that it causes
15   1, 2     |         will be thought that my knowledge of it comes from experience,
16   1, 6(217)|       Gracián reads: "vision or knowledge, born of faith." ~
17   1, 6     |          by a wonderful kind of knowledge which is given to it, the
18   1, 6     | Substance and one Power and one Knowledge and one God alone; so that
19   1, 6(218)|   intuitive and clear, but of a knowledge of this mystery which God
20   3, 2     |       such that she has neither knowledge nor remembrance that there