Chapter

 1     II|                             I know not what would heal the
 2     II|                Which the wise know, and fear not. This that
 3     II|                               Know naught! Life cannot slay.
 4     II|                               Know we his speech, Kesava? Sits
 5    III|                 Thinking they know, know nought, and fall to
 6    III|           Thinking they know, know nought, and fall to loss,~
 7     IV|                    But mine I know, and thine thou knowest
 8      V|       and this Yoga: wise men know~
 9    VII|            Leaveth no more to know here in this world.~
10    VII|               As from a Yoni. Know! I am that womb:~
11    VII|         Four sorts of mortals know me: he who weeps,~
12    VII|     and the man who yearns to know;~
13    VII|                But I, Arjuna! know all things which were,~
14    VII|                         Those know Me BRAHMA: know Me Soul
15    VII|         Those know Me BRAHMA: know Me Soul of Souls,~
16    VII|                The ADHYATMAN: know KARMA, my work;~
17    VII|                               Know I am ADHIBHUTA, Lord of
18   VIII|       Madhu! Further, make me know~
19   VIII|    Taste birth no more. If ye know Brahma's Day~
20   VIII|       a thousand Yugas; if ye know~
21   VIII|                          Then know ye Day and Night as He doth
22   VIII|      Day and Night as He doth know!~
23     IX|                  Which but to know shall set thee free from
24     IX|  every sacrifice, which these know not~
25     IX|         I am alike for all! I know not hate,~
26     IX|                             I know not favour! What is made
27      X|     of gods nor kingly Rishis know~
28      X|       What Thou hast said now know I to be truth,~
29      X|            Thyself alone dost know, Maker Supreme!~
30      X|                            To know Thee, though I muse continually?~
31      X|                               Know Me 'mid planetary Powers; '
32     XI|           Ah, Vishnu! make me know~
33     XI|           For Thou art, now I know,~
34     XI|             The visage that I know;~
35    XII|     thou come; for, though to know is more~
36   XIII|       is we know- or think to know.~
37   XIII|                               Know thou that Nature and the
38   XIII|            Have no beginning! Know that qualities~
39   XIII|          Plant or still seed- know, what is there hath grown~
40   XIII|      of Matter and of Spirit: Know~
41    XIV|       and pure- of those that know all Truth.~
42    XIV|         Which be the signs to know him that hath gone~
43     XV|                               Know, too, from Me~
44    XVI|             So should'st thou know! The birth with Asuras~
45    XVI|      what marks thou shouldst know the Heavenly Man,~
46   XVII|                               Know them to devils devoted,
47  XVIII|   Arjuna. Fain would I better know, Thou Glorious One!~
48  XVIII| uprightness, learning, and to know~
49  XVIII|      love and worship doth he know~