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 1   1,      4|     acquired by knowledge of one's self and one's own thoughts.
 2   1,      6|           neighbor, reputing one's self to be greater than he; and
 3   2,      1|  discretion is a real knowledge of self and of My goodness, by which
 4   2,      1|         discretion on knowledge of self, that is, on true humility,
 5   2,      2|        that is as the knowledge of self and of Me (for, otherwise,
 6   2,      2|          beginning in knowledge of self, and its end in confusion,
 7   2,      3|         cause the injury of sin to self in order to be useful to
 8   2,      3|            be concerned first with self, otherwise it will never
 9   2,      3|    knowledge of Me to knowledge of self, and from love of Me to
10   2,      4|             with true knowledge of self, rises with desire, and
11   2,      4|          be praised by my wretched self, who have so much offended
12   2,     27|        except through knowledge of self, and knowledge of Me, which
13   2,     40|       knowledge and holy hatred of self, that is, sensuality. To
14   2,     40|         love Me without thought of self, and with lively faith and
15   3,      2|          the house of knowledge of self and of Me, opening the eye
16   3,      3| Self-Knowledge, which knowledge of self requires to be seasoned
17   3,     30|        with the knife of hatred of self, and love of Me, and with
18   3,     32|         goodness, over my wretched self and over those who are dead
19   4,      6|            handmaid of contempt of self and of the world, which
20   4,      9|   obedience? She eats knowledge of self, and of Me, knowing her