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 1 Forew             |           but he has an up-to-date knowledge of Western thought in German
 2 Forew             |           temple in Japan, for his knowledge of spiritual things, as
 3     3,      1     |         consciousness; there is no knowledge, no ignorance," till we
 4     3,      1     | annihilation, no path; there is no knowledge, no attainment, [and] no
 5     3,      2     |      powers, widely disciplined in knowledge and skilful means, and in
 6     3,      2     |         free from defilement, with knowledge extending far, and full
 7     3,      5     |       infinitely-varied degrees of knowledge, and also to their karma.
 8     3,      5     |       terms are synonymous.~9. The knowledge of an objective world does
 9     3,      5     |           necessary to produce the knowledge. But mere combination is
10     3,      5     |             which is the source of knowledge.~When this is realized,
11     3,      5     |            of clinging to relative knowledge which rises from the opposition
12     4,      3     |           clinging to the relative knowledge2 of birth and death.~
13     4,      3  (2)|       which is the highest form of knowledge, directly seeing into the
14     4,      4     |            beings with their false knowledge,~Will surely see their tongues
15     4,      4  (2)|         intuition of identity, (3) knowledge of doing Works, and (4)
16     4,      4     |           all the entanglements of knowledge and ignorance;~It not only