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 1      I, 17|              He was therefore either ignorant of the good reason for and
 2      I, 22|            your better god either is ignorant of, or else brooks. Is it
 3     II, 4 |              good; not as if He were ignorant of the good until He saw
 4     II, 5 |           prescient, so as not to be ignorant of what was to come to pass,
 5     II, 24|            of Israel. Neither was He ignorant how he would afterwards
 6     II, 25|          Adam, Where art thou? as if ignorant where he was; and when he
 7     II, 25|           commission of the sin, nor ignorant of Adam's whereabouts. It
 8     II, 26|           sworn falsely, when he was ignorant, as you say he was, that
 9     II, 28|               If, indeed, he was not ignorant (of his position), it must
10    III, 20|           themselves, whom they were ignorant of before. It is impossible
11     IV, 7 |         acknowledge him, whom he was ignorant of, to be Jesus and the
12     IV, 20|        unlikely that the Creator was ignorant thereof. For if He had been
13     IV, 20|              He had been at any time ignorant that there was another god
14     IV, 20|           did He speak as if He were ignorant? Why? Surely it was to challenge
15     IV, 20|       violated His law, when she was ignorant of any other God? Whatever
16     IV, 22|              other hand, he was thus ignorant, because he erroneously
17     IV, 29|        period of whose coming we are ignorant, you still have it ruled
18     IV, 36|            could very well have been ignorant of his descent even from
19     IV, 36|              presumed that they were ignorant, than that the Lord could
20     IV, 41|              God: either that he was ignorant, and had no foresight to
21     IV, 41|           hinder him, even if he was ignorant; or else that he was unwilling,
22      V, 6 |          Creator could not have been ignorant any longer of the God of
23      V, 10| consideration of such persons as are ignorant of that little treatise. "
24      V, 11|            whom the Jews indeed were ignorant, but who is known to us
25      V, 14|     knowledge. For," says he, "being ignorant of (the righteousness of)
26      V, 14|          heretic, that the Jews were ignorant of the superior God, since,
27      V, 14|            zeal: they were, in fact, ignorant of Him, because they were
28      V, 14|            of Him, because they were ignorant of His dispensations by
29      V, 14|        against one of whom they were ignorant? But he exclaims: "O the
30      V, 16|            God, for none ought to be ignorant of Him. In the (apostle'
31      V, 16|           well as upon those who are ignorant of Him; and therefore even
32      V, 18|         created all things, had been ignorant. But what was the use of