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 1   1,      4| fattens her; for since she has known My truth, and her own faults,
 2   1,      4|      Truth, whom he would have known through the use of his intellect.
 3   2,      4|     his intellect has seen and known of Your truth, thus participating
 4   2,     14|      by which Your clemency is known in all Your creatures, both
 5   2,     28|       as I told you, they have known My Supreme Goodness, and
 6   2,     37|       the words, 'I have never known Him.' The soul who has climbed
 7   2,     38|        mentioned above, and is known through a sentiment of the
 8   3,     11|      eye of the intellect, and known the prophecies of the holy
 9   3,     20|       their trouble. They have known and tasted in the light
10   3,     20|      Wherefore the soul having known My Will, clothes herself
11   3,     24|      since one thing is better known by means of contrast with
12   3,     25|    that which she has seen and known through faith. How do you
13   3,     31|       every sin, they have not known it in truth, but in so far
14   3,     31|       on a ground of virtue is known better on account of the
15   3,     32|      manifest it to me, I have known the excellence of grace
16   3,     32|        holy Church. And I have known the dignity of Your ministers
17   4,     11|      the intellect, and having known by the light of holy faith
18   4,     11|        which are in me. Having known the truth through Your clemency,
19   4,     11|        Eternal Trinity, I have known in Your light, which You
20   4,     11|        in darkness. I have not known Your truth and have not