Book, Chapter

 1      I, 11    |           while the Superior God, knowing all the while how well furnished
 2     II, 2     |           wisdom of God by wisdom knowing not God," they seem to themselves
 3     II, 6     |     should be something worthy of knowing God. What could be found
 4    III, 7     |        stricken with sorrows, and knowing how to bear our infirmity;" "
 5     IV, 9     |          such are his words), and knowing, besides, that every man
 6     IV, 18    |      Christ (on hearing them, and knowing their meaning) refrained
 7     IV, 37    |           than this, had, without knowing it, fulfilled the precepts
 8     IV, 38    |          ways from the Creator's! Knowing that men would rush down
 9     IV, 38    |         which prevented them from knowing that He was also (David'
10      V, 1intro|      imputable to Christ, for not knowing before that this man was
11      V, 1intro|     regarded as teaching nothing, knowing nothing, wishing nothing
12      V, 1intro| allegiance to the Creator without knowing to whom he had to cross
13      V, 18    |           I have no difficulty in knowing to whom the apostle also