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 1    1, 8  |          Thou whose knowledge is ignorance of the Giver of knowledge,~
 2    2, 7  |        ministrations as, in your ignorance, you suppose." The shepherd
 3    2, 7  |      water;~But that impurity of ignorance is more lasting,~Seeing
 4    2, 10 |   meekness, ~And the darkness of ignorance to shining knowledge, ~Since
 5    2, 16 |         uninspired fool who from ignorance ~Cannot tell the voice of
 6    2, 16 |          a vain pretension, ~His ignorance is the material cause of
 7    2, 17 |   persons professed their entire ignorance, others joked him, and others
 8    2, 17 |     grapes;" but, owing to their ignorance of each other's languages,
 9    2, 18 |   bewitches them.~Hence, through ignorance, sloth, and folly,~Though
10    3, 12 |         moon, ~Although, through ignorance, he is looking down the
11    3, 18 |    people, given up as a prey to ignorance, ~If ye have imagined me
12    4, 1  |    Because I saw you filled with ignorance and duplicity. ~Why indeed
13    4, 2  |          not to acknowledge your ignorance and guilt,~That the Heavenly
14    4, 2  |         obtain release from your ignorance.~For this cause, O son,
15    4, 5  |       Torn garments of folly and ignorance cannot be patched.~O counselors,
16    5  (9)|       truly mystical darkness of ignorance" which falls upon the mystic
17    5, 13 | intercession, therefore, implies ignorance of God, and "such only of
18    6, 3  |    negation to affirmation, from ignorance to the highest knowledge.
19    6, 3  |       Shi'as rebuked him for his ignorance of sacred history, and he
20    6, 5  |         sage rebuked him for his ignorance, saying his beard had grown
21    6, 6  |           who, through pride and ignorance,~Sought his ark of safety