Chapter

 1 I      |         hate a thing of which you know nothing, even though it
 2 I      |       about it, no sooner come to know it than they all lay down
 3 I      |         this judging of those who know, by men who are entirely
 4 I      |     already dislike, they want to know no more. Thus they prejudge
 5 I      |       such, that, if they came to know it, it could no longer be
 6 II     |        are daily wont, though you know well enough what murder
 7 II     |         in a confession which you know will bring on us a condemnation
 8 II     |         men may have no desire to know for certain what they know
 9 II     |        know for certain what they know for certain they are entirely
10 III    |       good. They praise what they know, they abuse what they are
11 III    | Chrestianus" (for you do not even know accurately the name you
12 IV     |          that in this way all may know that Christians are free
13 IV     |           the law, if he does not know the nature of the thing
14 VIII   |           afterwards they come to know them; and they bear with
15 X      |     worship your gods, because we know that there are no such beings.
16 X      |        that you may have what you know brought to your recollection,
17 XII    |         from these remarks, for I know and I am going to show what
18 XV     |          if I add--it is what all know and will admit as readily
19 XVIII  | righteousness made them worthy to know the Most High, and to reveal
20 XXII   |         it is as easy for them to know as to report. Their swiftness
21 XXII   |            your Croesi and Pyrrhi know too well. On the other hand,
22 XXIII  |        dignity; so those whom you know to be no more than demons,
23 XXIII  |         hope. You do homage, as I know, to them also with the blood
24 XXV    |         of AEneadae? As to that I know, "Here were her arms, here
25 XXVII  |          advantage of you; but we know whence such suggestions
26 XXVII  |    against us their masters, they know all the while that they
27 XXIX   |         dead (I refer to what you know well enough) defend the
28 XXIX   |           you persecute those who know where to seek for it, and
29 XXX    |           themselves desire. They know from whom they have obtained
30 XXX    |        obtained their power; they know, as they are men, from whom
31 XXX    |           but the God from whom I know I shall obtain them, both
32 XXXII  |      interests in general. For we know that a mighty shock impending
33 XXXII  |         them over the nations. We know that there is that in them
34 XXXVIII|        originating them, which we know were conceived of superstition,
35 XXXIX  |            they talk as those who know that the Lord is one of
36 XL     |           they would have come to know the glorious object of their
37 XLV    |         repaid? Though withal you know that these very laws also
38 XLVIII |      creation, and then demand to know how you shall be re-created.
39 L      |         even to the death. We all know how the Spartan lash, applied