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 1 Intro,      0|             the only government they knew. Kings and nobles had conferred
 2   1,      3  |          tongues of angels, and if I knew the things of the future
 3   2,     16  |           one. This the philosophers knew, not by the light of grace,
 4   2,     18  |              is among you.' But they knew it not, because, in the
 5   3,      5  |              secret of the Heart and knew the baptism of water, which
 6   3,      5  |               In the Side, where she knew the fire of divine Charity,
 7   3,      9  |         Trinity, where he tasted and knew My Truth, receiving fully
 8   3,     11  |         which the doctors and saints knew light in darkness, and of
 9   3,     12  |           Truth, in whom she saw and knew the Truth, in the matter
10   3,     22  |              secret infirmity that I knew not of, in this precept
11   3,     28  |              My beloved ones saw and knew this, and therefore they
12   3,     28  |      rejoiced; and thus sweetly they knew to give everyone his nourishment,
13   3,     28  | insignificant. And so with love they knew how to be all things to
14   3,     30  |       science, by which science they knew more of My Truth, and he
15   3,     31  |            of that which at first he knew not, and his error brings
16   3,     31  |       fulfilling them; the more they knew of Holy Scripture during
17   3,     32  |          much more, more even than I knew how to ask for. Wherefore
18   3,     32  |             and that which I neither knew nor asked, for by thus giving
19   4,      5  |             his head back, though he knew that he was to die, for
20   4,      6  |                         And since he knew by the light of faith that
21 Lette,      0|              more grave to which she knew the Holy Church to be exposed,