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 1     II|                   Nor hath he knowledge of himself; which lacked,~
 2    III|                               Knowledge and judgment! Yea, the world
 3     IV| CHAPTER IV~Of the Religion of Knowledge~
 4     IV|            By sacred flame of Knowledge. Such as these~
 5     IV|                         Which Knowledge pays is better than great
 6     IV|                  The flame of Knowledge wastes works' dross away!~
 7     IV|       Book of the Religion of Knowledge." ~
 8      V|           By folly, darkening knowledge. But, for whom~
 9    VII|    There be those, too, whose knowledge, turned aside~
10     IX|     Of Religion by the Kingly Knowledge and the Kingly Mystery~
11     IX|                    On vainest knowledge, senselessly they seek~
12     IX|     of Religion by the Kingly Knowledge~and the Kingly Mystery." ~
13   XIII|                     Only that knowledge knows which knows the known~
14   XIII|           Now will I speak of knowledge best to know-~
15    XIV|                   The Lamp of Knowledge, then may one see well~
16  XVIII|            Whoso, for lack of knowledge, seeth himself~
17  XVIII|                               Knowledge, the thing known, and the
18  XVIII|                           But knowledge, agent, act, are differenced~
19  XVIII|                here is "true" Knowledge. Learn thou it is this:~
20  XVIII|            There is imperfect Knowledge: that which sees~
21  XVIII|                There is false Knowledge: that which blindly clings~