Chapter

1  4|    that he was grieving for I knew not what. To whom I said: "
2 13| because he had learnt that he knew nothing. And thus the confession
3 26|     things to come, though he knew not (while living) that
4 26|       Demosthenes, because he knew that the answers were feigned,
5 26|   discourse of them; Socrates knew it, who, at the nod and
6 26|     even the true God. And he knew that it enhanced His veneration,
7 38|     to it, confessing that he knew nothing, although boastful