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1   1,   0|    spirit thus thirsting for knowledge, continually sought a more
2   1,   0|  attainment of piety and the knowledge of God, as he himself has
3   1,   0| drunk at the well-springs of knowledge, he might attain a greater
4   1,   0| invite all to an enlightened knowledge of Christian doctrines:
5   2,   2|      the rudiments of divine knowledge, who read, who hear, and
6   2,   2|     false prayer, and on the knowledge of God and of divine manifestations;
7   2,   2|     and an ardent thirst for knowledge. And as we are called upon