Chapter

 1 2 |        and in its power, as all know, we rather loathe than wonder
 2 3 |         the end. You, as a man, know any other man from the outside
 3 7 |        wisdom which pretends to know the truth, whilst it only
 4 8 |    never was? What door does he know of, when he has passed through
 5 13|         defend--it is, you must know, that which prescribes the
 6 14|         lest you should come to know what you ought not, because
 7 14|  knowledge of what you ought to know. "Thy faith," He says, "
 8 14| noisiness. or else be quiet. To know nothing in opposition to
 9 14|      the rule (of faith), is to know all things. (Suppose) that
10 14|    repel them, so that they may know that it is not Christ, but
11 22|       that the apostles did not know all things: (but herein)
12 22|         to them it was given to know those mysteries," which
13 27|      anything, as they ought to know." When they raise the objection
14 42|      respectful. Otherwise they know no respect even for their